Additional info

[James Olney]

If you are looking for hardware information. look here:

http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo_FreeRunner_GTA02_Hardware#Product_Life

this states that the product is meant to last a minimum of 2 years.

hope this help

Regards James

On 19/03/2008, Nicanor Babula <deadhorus at gmail.com> wrote:
> thomasg wrote:
>  > I haven't used a Nokia N800 or Motorola A1200, so I can't really say
>  > what their build quality is like.
>  > But I have used many many other Nokias and some Motos, and imho the
>  > Neos case is at least as good, if not much better.
>  > The clearance of the case is better than any Nokia owner would dream
>  > of (in fact it is similar to cases that cannot be opened without pure
>  > force).
>  > The plastic is high-quality but relativeley thin (the front and
>  > back/battery cover, easily replaceable) and has partly a soft-touch
>  > finish (the haptic is very thinkpad-like). The plastic frame is thick
>  > and stable, so there's no chance to break it in normal use.
>  > The display is as breakable as any resistive touchscreen device, but
>  > at least there is the (annoyingly high) bezel that covers it on drops.
>  >
>  > So - what else can I say? I was really impressed by the build quality
>  > when I got the device, I never expected it. It survived the first
>  > slight drops and I expect it to endure much more.
>  >
>  > But well - if a Nokia is your "reference", I don't think you'll expect
>  > much, so you will be impressed :)
>  >
>
> Very well then. I'll buy this device as soon as it will be available, no
>  matter how much it will cost.
>
>
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