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Nokia N900 Battery put to the test
By Mike Browne on November 26,
 2009 at 00:00,

Nokia N900 Battery put to the test After the news yesterday that the Nokia N900 is already finding its way into the hands of those who placed a pre-order for the Maemo 5 device, we're starting to see some clever stories cropping up all over the place. The most innovative of which is a video that looks at the battery life of the Nokia N900. Find out how the Nokia N900 battery has been put to the test...

The guys over at Nokia Conversations – the official Nokia blog – have set themselves a pretty stiff challenge – to post 30 videos each of 30 seconds long, show casing the best attributes of the Nokai N900. If you're wondering why 30 videos, well 30 x 30 seconds comes in at 900 seconds, all very 'theme' based.

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We've been keeping an eye on how the videos are getting on and one in particular caught our eye – this nifty stop animation video the guys made to showcase the battery life of the Nokia N900. OK, so it's not inside a test facility but the video is a neat little way of getting the message about the Nokia N900 out there.

What's more, the video not only stars the Nokia N900 but the movie was also shot on one, so you can check out the video quality at the same time!

Have you been putting the Nokia N900 battery to the test? Found any neat ways to push it to the limit yet? Let us know in the Comments below.

Check out the Nokia N900 battery put to the test video:

Via: Nokia Conversations

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  • jason

    “Have you been putting the Nokia N900 battery to the test? Found any neat ways to push it to the limit yet?”

    Yes, just use it normally. Battery life was gone before the day ends, i.e., less than 24 hours battery life.

  • http://non Guillermo Alonso

    This phone is like buying a Ferrari that runs out a full tank on a 30 mile ride ! ! ! I just hate the battery, I spend my time mostly on the street, so I cant use it for a full morning without running out of battery !!, so, drive your Ferrari at 20mph, so it doesnt run out of gas so quickly, whats the point ?????