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The essential information culled from around the net:
From Reuters:
- Will be sold online as early as January 5th 2010
- Cellular service will have to be bought separately
- Analysts say the aim is to gain access to valuable consumer data that can be used to sell ads at premium prices, rather than to make money from direct hardware sales, as companies such as Nokia or Research in Motion do.
- Handset subsidized through T-Mobile contract
- “In the long term Google will become a seller and get commission from operators”
From Android Guys: Specifications
From These are the Droids, more precise specifications garnered from library references in the Nexus One ROM. The double-microphone with noise-cancellation also suggest to me the implementation of video-conferencing.
- Proximity Sensor/Light Sensor: Capella CM3602
- Accelerometer: BMA150 3-axis Accelerometer
- Magnetic Compass: AK8973 3-axis Magnetic field sensor/AK8973 Orientation sensor
- Wifi Radio / Bluetooth / FM: BCM4329
- Routing audio to Speakerphone with back mic
- Stereo FM speaker
- Audience A1026 Noise Canceling Chip
- Qualcomm QSD8K Specific hardware (QSD8250 Probably)
- Adreno 200 Graphics Core with OpenGLES 2.0
- Camera: auto focus, flash, white balance and anti-banding
From Techtorial:
- 4Gig MicroSD card installed
- Battery capacity is 1400 mAh
- The trackball can be used to focus
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