Nokia N900 Release Date Adjusted: Linux OS Smartphone Highly Anticipated
The Nokia N900 Smartphone a.k.a. ROVER has long been sought by Nokia cell phone lovers. The Nokia N900 mobile phone was launched last September 2, 2009. Nokia N900 release date was initially scheduled on September 27, 2009 but it was postponed. Now, the official release dates of Nokia N900 Smartphone were published online. In 9 European countries, Nokia N900 will be available by October 30, 2009. In the United States, Nokia N900 release date sched is on November 2, 2009. However, the availability of this Maemo 5 Linux-based smartphone is not yet guaranteed in Asia and Australia.
Nokia N900 Smartphone Release Date
For your info, carriers (wireless phone service providers) are hands-off the Nokia N900 Smartphone. This Maemo 5 Linux OS smartphone is finally arriving in the market with a standard price offer of $649.00 except shipping fee. The Nokia N900 Smartphone with Maemo 5 Linux OS is also offered for a cheaper price on Amazon.com for only $582.99 with free shipping.
Preorders of the Nokia N900 Phone carrying the Maemo 5 Linux platform are now accepted on Nokia’s official online store and on Amazon.com. The box shall contain the following: Nokia N900 Mobile Phone, Nokia Stereo Headset (WH-205), Nokia High-efficiency Charger (AC-10U), Nokia Battery (BL-5J), video out cable (CA-75) and cleaning cloth.
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