So someone who was lucky enough to get a N900 from 2009 Maemo Summit in Amsterdam came back to the States with it and decided to do a little speed test to see how the 1700mhz T-Mobile 3G frequency is used on the little bugger.
Here were his results:
So 2260 kbps down and 340kbps up. That’s pretty damn quick (especially considering T-Mobile’s current 3G data cap is only 3200 mbps, that means that it is getting really close to that cap).
To put that in perspective, iPhone 3GS which can use AT&T’s new 7200 kbps 3G data, only gets to about 1000kbps (in tests I’ve done here in South Florida, perhaps yours vary, regardless I doubt your getting over 2260 kbps…) and I used a Sprint Hero in one of their stores yesterday and did a speed test and only got 700 kbps down.
Wow… this thing needs to be released already. You can bet I will be doing some serious testing of this phone soon as I can get my hands on one. If anyone finds a store that actually has them in stock (instead of telling us, “It come this week, promise I do”), let me know and I’ll get to work 🙂
PS. Know what else is kinda cool? That screen shot is from the actual phone. Its cool that the phone can goto a flash intensive site like speedtest.net and run it perfectly like a computer.  Try that on your iPhone browser…
THANKS JOSH!





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