Guest sebset Posted December 12, 2002 Report Posted December 12, 2002 [updated topic] Neonode N1 on Swedish TV: http://qstream-31.qbrick.com/00564/021211_eko.wmv Go to 3.00 minutes, then the interview starts, go to 4.00 minutes to see the N1 in action! [updated topic] ------------------------------------------------------------- It will be probably available in February 2003!!! It's name: Neonode N1 (made by a Swedish brand) OS: Microsoft Windows CE with Neonode graphic user interface Screen: LCD, 260.000 colors, 176 x 220 pixels Memory: 16 MB RAM + SD Card slot for 16 MB to 1 GB extension Built-in camera 640 x 480 pixels Stereo headphones outpout Built-in USB connector Size: 88 x 52 x 21 mm Weight: ? Band: don't know yet, sorry... but I hope GSM and GPRS :-) Price: 5000 kronor / 350£ / 500€ Manufacturer: www.neonode.com Swedish press article: http://www.mobil.se/nyheter/visa.asp?id=6040&sid=1 Archhhhhhhhh!!!!! Fact Sheet from the Neonode forum http://www.neonode.com/forum2/viewtopic.php?t=68 GSM features: GSM dual band mode 900/1800 MHz or 900/1900 MHz (US). GPRS Class 10. SIM card can be accessed without removing the battery. Operating system: Windows CE.NET version 4.1 running our own shell called "neoshell". We do not use Pocket PC or Smartphone 2002. Pocket PC use a minimum 240x320 pixel resolution and Smartphone 2002 requires a numerical keypad. CPU: 96 MHz ARM 7 Display: 2.2" TFT LCD with 262140 colors (18 bit mode), 65535 colors (16 bit mode), 70 Hz frame rate, 176 (H)x 220 (V) pixels, 96 kb video ram. Touch screen with 4 navigation keys + YES and NO (Power on/off) buttons. Memory: 16 Mb SDRAM, 73 MHz, 64 MB SD-Card included in price. Avaliable today: 512 MB. Camera: Built in camera with 640 x 480 pixels and 16M colors. QQVGA(160x120)/QVGA(320x240) and VGA mode(640x480). Continous recording 160x120 pixels at 15 frames per second to SDCard. Audio: Built in 1W speaker (for ring tones, conference calls etc) and receiver and microphone (for GSM talk). Built in connector for a stereo headset and microphone. Audio Codec: 48/44/22/11 or 8 Khz, sampling rate, 8 or 16 bit stereo or mono. Mixer for GSM audio(input and output) and internal audio stream(input and output). Communication: 12 Mbit USB Host function capable of 100mA/5V output to low power devices such as mouses, keyboards, joysticks.. 12 Mbit USB Function communicating with PC or other Host simulating a serial port up to 12 MBit/sec (appears as a COM10 on PC). This port can also be used for Microsoft Acivesync 3.6. 115k, 1,1M and 4 Mbit multi mode IRDA port (This port can be used for Microsoft Activesync 3.6) Remote Control Ir function for 36-44 KHz modulation mode simulating a TV Remote control up to 10 m. Battery: 1100 mAh, 3.7V. Charge-time 2.5 hrs Operating parameters: Operating up to 10 hours for games/mp3 (Radio in standby), Talk time 4 hours and standby time up to 250 hours. Size: 88x52x21 Weight: 93 g Software: Camera, Mediaplayer, File Manager, Address book, notepad, SMS, MMS, WAP-Browser, E-mail, Internet ExplorerSoft: Microsoft Media Player (MP3, Mpeg1, WVA, WMV) Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 (Almost the same features as the PC version) Inbox with e-mail and SMS support. MS Database compatible with outlook and Active sync 3.6. WAP 2.0 and MMS support form 3:e party Neonode Camera capture program with library functions (jpeg, bmp file format support 8 or 24 bit/pixel) Neonode Dialer with PIM functions(Make a call, lock up contacts(can be imported from outlook)) Neonode File and task manager(launch applications, browse files ...) Neonode Telephone API for GSM and GPRS (MakeCall, SendSMS…) Neonode Audio API(Mixer control) Neonode Game API (direct access to display) Neonode Calender Neonode Notepad(cut and paste text) 3:e party games
Guest (MDS) Posted December 12, 2002 Report Posted December 12, 2002 damn.... screw the spv, i am getting this baby...
Guest Ste Posted December 12, 2002 Report Posted December 12, 2002 Wow. Like it very much. Packed full of features and packed tight too. Just makes you think what type of phone is going to be next.
Guest (MDS) Posted December 12, 2002 Report Posted December 12, 2002 wait, but does it have a built in mic?? i mean, can you put it against you head and talk just like on a regular phone... or do you have to use some kind of headphones... :?:
Guest Funkyberry Posted December 12, 2002 Report Posted December 12, 2002 Hi there... No no... I guess your Swedish translators can't be working properly! The Neonode has a special add-in module called the Nuralnode. This is the new style replacements for microphones, and it actually senses what your about to say. (i.e. you have nurons in your brain, and it senses those when you put it to your head, thus some very bright chappy thought to call it - the Nuralnode!! dur!) It wasn't in the first design as this technology has only just been declassified. I'm only dissapointed that it didn't apear anywhere on the Time 2002 best inventions (http://www.time.com/time/2002/inventions/toc.html). Why have Aerogel on there, but not Nuralnode?! They must have known about it... although I have to confess I only knew about it about 2 weeks ago, and I've been doing this 3G project for the last 3 months, looking at all latest mobile technology. The real challenge, and part of the reason they delayed release, was actually producing the nural technology to the right technical quality, but at the right price! Afterall, who would pay upwards on £400 a module, when normal mic's cost practically nothing!! I would say that the Nuralnode, along with the 200k+ colour screen and media capability, will make this one of the most sucessfull phones in Sweden - lets just hope they realease it outside Sweden, and bring this revolutionary technology to the rest of the world! -funkyberry-
Guest Izziwizzi Posted December 12, 2002 Report Posted December 12, 2002 What a hideous design :shock:
Guest Funkyberry Posted December 12, 2002 Report Posted December 12, 2002 Hi there... Does anyone know who those girls are in the photo above? If you do could you email me their phone number? Many thanks.. -funkyberry-
Guest Posted December 31, 2002 Report Posted December 31, 2002 Hey funkyberry, could you tell me where I can find more information on Nuralnode technology - it sounds like "next-level" sh1t! I checked out the Neonode website, but to be honest it's a bit light on tech specs.
Guest th0mz Posted December 31, 2002 Report Posted December 31, 2002 Am I the only one who finds the neonode ugly and cheapish looking?
Guest sebset Posted January 8, 2003 Report Posted January 8, 2003 New pics of the N1 seen on neonode forum! ciao
Guest Monolithix [MVP] Posted January 8, 2003 Report Posted January 8, 2003 hmm, only 96mhz cpu, only dual band, no standard os so neither ppc or sp2k2 apps are likely to work properly...only good features are the touchscreen and tv remote application it seems...
Guest Funkyberry Posted January 8, 2003 Report Posted January 8, 2003 Hi there.. Ok I belive its real now... I just have to see it in real life now! -funkyberry-
Guest sebset Posted January 8, 2003 Report Posted January 8, 2003 Another video of the N1! :D Start realplayer and jump to 6:50 http://www.tv4.se/~lib/videolink.asp?filen...name=tv4sthlm18 Look at all the video and especially the end. Then you will see the N1 in action. Enjoy! cu
Guest maxol18 Posted January 29, 2003 Report Posted January 29, 2003 A new website that talks about that phone http://membres.lycos.fr/neodonemob
Guest sebset Posted February 7, 2003 Report Posted February 7, 2003 http://www.mobil.se/nyheter/visa.asp?id=6255&sid=1 The production of Neonodes cellphone N1 has begun in Årjäng, Sweden. The swedish company Neonode has began a cooperation with Elekromekan. And the production of Neonode N1 is allready in progress in Årjäng. - They are a good manufacturer and we wanted to work with someone swedish, near us self to get everythink work as smoothly as possible, says Magnus Goertz, founder of Neonode. The thought is that Elektromekan shall produce 30 000 units / month of the N1. And according to Magnus there allready are 10 000 preorders of the cellphone. The first units will emerge in stores sometime during the spring.
Guest TooMuch2AM Posted February 7, 2003 Report Posted February 7, 2003 Good god! According to: http://membres.lycos.fr/neodonemob/mobiles.../neonode_n1.php The N1 can play TEN HOURS of MP3's on one charge - I'm lucky if I get 10 hours standby on my SPV!
Guest sebset Posted February 7, 2003 Report Posted February 7, 2003 official factsheet: http://www.neonode.com/pdf/n1_infopdfv1.pdf
Guest Pidder Posted February 7, 2003 Report Posted February 7, 2003 Am I the only one who finds the neonode ugly and cheapish looking? No, you are not :wink: I think this is not the phone to replace my spv. The only advantage imho is the touchscreen :)
Guest yatpeak Posted February 8, 2003 Report Posted February 8, 2003 I think the SPV looks much better, plus, I think that it's too small, I'd be constantly losing it. Also, how do you enter the numbers when making a call? Anything other than a keypad is just too complicated imho. Wyatt
Guest awarner [MVP] Posted February 8, 2003 Report Posted February 8, 2003 I'd still like to give one a go. Does any one know what the price is likely to be?
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