Video: Nokia N900 USB on The Go copying 1.46GB .avi Movie in 4 minutes(and playback)
divan0 shares with us a pretty cool video of USB on the Go for the N900. We saw it the other day playing back a movie directly from a DVD drive over USB to Go. Here’s something a little more day-to-day/practical.
- 2:04 N900 huge video file playback. Not a problem for the N900
- 3:25 N900 Copying 1.46GB file from flash drive to N900
- 07:50 N900 finishes copying – 4.25 minutes. That’s what my windows machine says it takes to copy a 700mb movie to my flash drive. (ha, 4 minutes not 3. My A-level math tutor shakes his head in shame)
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Who said the n900 is dead !! great work!
Actually one thing I don’t understand is why Nokia decided to go with Meego. What the hell advantageous does Meego/Intel have but Maemo does not have.
Maemo was very near to a super computing device. After all it was nearly +4 years work and research. Nokia just needed new hardware and a little more work for N900/Maemo. For Meego Nokia need to do everything from the very beginning…
Because the partnership with Intel would give them more opportunities and also a larger variety of devices to put the platform (MeeGo) on. MeeGo isn’t just for smartphones, it’s for netbooks, in-car infotainments, TV’s, tablets and other such devices. This would allow Nokia/Intel to deliver better apps and experience on all these devices. And working with Intel gives them more resources too.
Maemo as great, but MeeGo will be AWESOME. It will be everywhere……….
Thanks. Actually I have something else in my mind but I will wait to verify it later.
BTW, could you tell me what your N8 prints, 12MP AF or AF 12MP, on the camera?
It actually says 12MP AF on my N8. Is there something wrong with that?
Is there anything this phone can’t do??!!