All information about Nokia N900/Nokia RX-51 – HERE!

If you are regular visitor to GadgetMix.com, you must have wondered why we haven’t posted anything about this cellphone+MID combo. Well, call us lazy, but we were actually planning to do a mega post about the N900

What is so exciting about Nokia N900 MID?

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DigiCude MID Phone-50: Runs XP!

The DigiCube MID phone features a slide-out tilt keyboard just HTC TYTN II and HTC TOUCH PRO 2. And now the best part, it runs Windows XP! It features an Atom processor; comes with both WiFi and Bluetooth, micro-SD slot and voice capabilities.

It comes with 16GB SSD, which is decent for a phone but scanty for a netbook or a MID. The resolution is decent by phone standards, WVGA (800 x 480).

CPU: Intel Atom Z500 processor
RAM: 512MB/1GB on board
Display: 5-inch (WVGA)
Storage: 16GB SSD
Web Cam: Yes, 0.3MP
USB: Host x 1, Client x 1
WiFi: Yes, b/g
Battery capacity: 1800mAh
WiMax: Yes
Weight: 420gm
OS: Windows XP/XP Embedded/Vista

Aigo MID Phone – How about running XP on your phone?

Although we have seen plethora of netbooks and MIDs running Windows XP, but only a handful of companies have come up with the concept of XP-Phone. The Aigo seems to have one in development. It has left and right mouse buttons on the either sides of the device and sports a slide-out keyboard just like many HTC phones. It is also rumored to have an Intel Atom processor. It will have the ability to send and receive calls as-well-as sending and receiving messages.

Commentary: To run Windows XP, you must use an X86 platform, which rules out the possibility of using ARM processors. However, if folks at Aigo use a Linux instead, it may be possible to use the ARM processor and thus it may be able to give the user at least a day of battery life, which is important for a device to be used as a phone. Otherwise, no one would be interested in carrying a huge brick which can give them just few hours of battery life.