August 3, 2006 at 8:27 am · Authored by Ewan · Filed under Devices

I’m sat in Caffe Uno yesterday evening.

I’ve the N90 in front of me and I’m going through my to-do list on the handset and also on a huge A4 pad of paper.  I get down to number 67 on the list of things to do tonight… when I suddenly stop and wonder this:

Why do Nokia supply the N90 — one of their TOP handsets, with 27mb internal memory and either 64mb or 128mb memory card?

What planet do you have to be on to think that’s a good deal for the consumer who’s already forked out 400 quid for the device?

They couldn’t have bought a job lot of 1gig cards and thrown them in?   It cost my brother an extra 30 quid-ish to get one. 

Sometime soon I hope this becomes a non-issue.  With handsets arriving on the market containing half a gig of internal memory, it soon should do.