Introduction
The Nokia N900, launched in late 2009, stands out as a notable entry in the smartphone market for its time, primarily because of its use of the Maemo 5 operating system, which set it apart from the contemporaneous Symbian-dominated N-series devices. With its combination of robust features and a unique software ecosystem, the N900 aimed to be both a mobile computer and a communication device. Despite being discontinued, it remains an interesting artifact of Nokia's mobile innovation.