Nokia's 32GB Alvin RM-559 hits FCC, Simon 561 and Theodore 563 nowhere to be found
By Ross Miller 
posted Aug 31st 2009 7:48PM
posted Aug 31st 2009 7:48PM
[Via Unwired View; thanks, Me]
posted Aug 31st 2009 7:48PM
The amount of electronics thrown away rather than recycled in 2007.
The EPA reports that 82% of electronics disposal in 2007 ended up in the garbage (mostly landfills) rather than a recycling center. (source: EPA, July 2008)
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boy u just wrote rm-550 and its called rm-559 ;)
Oh Ross, you little engadgeteer you - you're such a smirky little... Aren't you?
That looks like a stretched N95.
There's a keyboard-less version of the N900 that's coming, maybe that's it :) sweet sweet sweet !!
I would put it more in the lines of a NAME version of N900 supporting 3G on AT&T.........
Maybe its the N97 mini... Anyhow, what's wrong with resistive screens? Why do people always think that the capacitive screens are much better? If Nokia made its new resistive screens much more sensitive, they're better than the capacitive - especially for writing with the stylus because the phone has handwriting recognition - you can't do that on a capacitive screen, as its not natural to write with your fingers...