Nokia’s next Maemo-based flagship device is reportedly called Nokia N900, or Nokia Rover. The upcoming device will be based on the Maemo 5 platform and it should be the successor of the Nokia N810. According to leaked specifications, the Nokia N900 now has quadband GSM and 3G HSPA, in addition to the WiFi and Bluetooth of the previous-gen models.
Other features include the large 3.5-inch WVGA display, and 32GB of memory expandable to 48GB.
It will sport an OMAP3 processor, similar to the one used by the Palm Pre and will also support graphics acceleration. There is a 5 megapixel camera that finds its way in with autofocus and LED flash.
Nokia’s “target launch dates” are a July 2009 release on T-Mobile International, together with the Middle East, Asia and Sout-East Asia-Pacific, followed by a T-Mobile USA release in August/September 2009, and Europe in October 2009. No words on the pricing just yet.