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El Nokia N95 es una revolución

February 7, 2007 on 6:40 pm | En Análisis |

No lo digo yo, lo dice Christian Lindholm, famoso por haber participado en el desarollo del interfaz de los dispositivos S60. Dice del Nokia N95:

The N95 is a major upgrade compared even to the N73 launch last summer.  For anyone who makes phones, the N95 must be a source of stress. The sheer level of complexity to engineer this device would make most engineers have sweat pearls in the forehead. This is the most sophisticated gizmo at 120g ever engineered. Congrats guys, my hat off. My very rough guess is that more than a thousand engineers worked directly full-time on the device around the world and across the ecosystem, most of them have worked
very long hours. I am also sure that in the labs there are engineers and designers who already are bored stiff with it, busy making the successors, and like this they will blow your socks off when public. As an outsider I am constantly surprised by the seemingly acceleration of utility in some many domains. When I put the N95 next to my wife’s 6682, they seem to be from a different decade, and it is only two years ago. The N95 to me is yet again proof that we are living a mobile revolution that is about
to transform society in a profound way. All that said would I recommend the N95 to friends and family the answer is yes.

La verdad es que creo que exagera. El Nokia N95 será posiblemente un dispositivo más que notable, con muchas características interesantes y útiles. Posiblemente también sea el ordenador multimedia más fácil de usar de Nokia. Pero lo veo más evolucionario que revolucionario. Si bien ofrecerá muy buenas cosas, no ofrecerá nada sustancialmente diferente a lo que ya había antes. Y pronto, habrá otros dispositivos aún mejores.