Nokia N900
Well, here are the two big shots on a face off and these are really giving each other a tough time. The Nokia N900 and Motorola MILESTONE are two of the best-contrived gadgets that have been ever designed till date.
Both these contenders are devised with somewhat similar display screen as the first one is loaded with a 3.5 inches TFT touch sensitive screens and the second one is having a similar type of screen as well of 3.7 inches. They have the ability to display up to 16 million colors. Screen resolutions are different as the Nokia N900 shows 800 x 480 pixels while the MILESTONE has 480 x 854 pixels. Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate and proximity sensor for auto turn-off facility are commonly given screen attributes while both of these high-end tools carry full slide out QWERTY keypads. The first one is a really hefty gadget of around 181 grams while its physical dimensions are of 110.9 x 59.8 x 18 mm comparatively, the second one is of 165 grams with 115.8 x 60 x 13.7 mm measurements.
The contenders are similar in camera features as both of these carry 5 mega pixel camera and Dual LED Flash, Auto Focus, Image Stabilizer, Photo Geo Tagging, Camera Keys all these are common in them while the Nokia N900 also comes with Carl Zeiss Lens.
Motorola Milistone
MP3, WMA, WAV, eAAC+ on N900 and MP3, eAAC+, WAV & WMA music files on MILESTONE are acceptable for music playback on their respective music players. Video playback is also easy through the video players. The first one supports WMV, RealVideo, MP4, AVI, XviD and the latter one is able to play MPEG4, WMV, H263 & H264 video files.
3G HSDPA, HSUPA, Bluetooth with A2DP, Micro USB, WLAN Wi-Fi, GPRS and EDGE data sharing and connectivity technologies are commonly available in both the rivals. The Nokia N900 has got Maemo browser as an exclusive while there are X-HTML, HTML and RSS feeds as well. The Motorola Milestone comprises HTML browser and Google Search option too. Accessing Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF documents is easy on the first gadget while this feature is absent in the second one.
