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Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 3 comments
Linux Journal; By Kyle Rankin 		Mail this story
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If you have followed my column during the past few years, you'll know that I am a big fan of having a portable Linux environment with me wherever I go. For years, this took the form of small laptops (like the Fujitsu P series) and most recently the Nokia N900, which took the form factor down to pocket size.

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JaseP ·
My N900 sits in a zippered CD case,... Its charger providing juice for a Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G,... I still love that phone,... It's got to be the single best purchase for a mobile device I'd ever made... But my day-to-day has become more and more consumed with being able to get access to my Google Calendars, and getting my emails from a Widget (for convenience). I'd like to one day re-purpose my old N900 as a home control device...
Jeff91 ·
I'm still waiting for a device to surpass my own Nokia N900.

I think Android could do what I need at this point on a mobile device, but I really dislike most of the hardware form factors that all the new high end phones seem to have. I like a physical keyboard.

~Jeff
JaseP ·
My current phone doesn't surpass anything my N900 can do,... It's just that it fits better into my chosen software ecosphere.

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