March 2010, the Nokia N900 Sign in Indonesia Tweet

You are good news for gadget fans who can not wait to try out the Nokia N900 capabilities. The world's first smartphone that uses Linux Maemo 5 will be immediately available in Indonesia market.

This was conveyed by Chris Carr, Vice President Sales Southeast Asia Pacific, the Nokia Showcase 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand. He said the region SEAP (South East Asia-Pacific), the ASEAN countries plus Australia, New Zealand, and Bangladesh-the N900 marketing purposes after the European and other major countries.

"Starting in March, the Nokia N900 will be available in the area," said Chris Carr in an event held at the Thai River Marina Warehouse Bangkok, Thailand, Monday (2/22/2010) night.

He said the presence of Nokia N900 with Maemo open platform provides an opportunity for application developers to work together. Nokia, continued Carr, committed to embracing the developers around the world, including local developers in each country. Currently, more than hundreds of smartphone applications have been made for the N900 and is still growing. Applications are available through online exchanges developed Nokia OVI Store and Maemo developer community.

Nokia N900 sail 3.5-inch touch-and equipped with a QWERTY keyborad. Supported computing performance ARM Cortex A8 processor 600 MHz, Maemo Linux operating system 5, and 32 GB of internal memory. Multitasking ability to open as many applications simultaneously is a major attraction. Other major features, 5 megapixel camera, GPS, HSPA connectivity, and WiFi 802.11 b / g. Nokia N900 also became the first handset in the world that has been equipped with Internet browser Firefox for Mobile made by Mozilla.

Problem selling price, Corporate Communication Manager of Nokia Regina Hutama Poly can not be sure. As an illustration only, in the U.S. market, the Nokia N900 dibanderol of about USD 6 million now available starting November 2009.

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