Originally Posted by Karel Jansens (Post 190465)

Of course.

It's a bit of a hack though. To get the full WinMo experience, you'll need to take out your battery momentarily and (carefully!) apply 240 volts AC directly to the Itablet's battery contacts.

Don't worry about the smoke, that's just something Nokia put in there to discourage users from upgrading their Itablets to WinMo.

Wiat five seconds, or until your home's circuit breakers pop and voilà! You now have an Itablet that is running WinMoEmu! It's eerie how it completely mimicks a native Windows Mobile installation. You could replace your battery, but one of the emulator's features is that it no longer requires a battery to function.
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DISCLAIMER: I am not a certified Nokia mechanic, nor can I be held responsible for any damage you might inflict on your Nokia Internet Tablet by following my instructions. In short: If it doesn't work, it' always your own fault, never mine.

Originally Posted by overfloat (Post 239943)

sounds like you finally performed a successful Windows Mobile installation

Originally Posted by qole (Post 240117)

Well, send it in for repairs before mothballing it...

Originally Posted by Karel Jansens (Post 240164)

I'll probably do that. The problem is that I see no future use for my N800. OTOH, I can see me using my 770 (as an ebook reader) for quite a long time...

Originally Posted by Benson (Post 240167)

You could try selling it, I suppose. Or keep it around until the 770 dies. (If you don't anticipate carrying the Pandora everywhere you want an ebook by then.) Or put it in a ziplock bag (with a power cable heat-sealed in through the side) as a shower radio. The possibilities are endless, but do asymptotically approach complete weirdness.

Originally Posted by Karel Jansens (Post 240174)

As a general rule, I never sell any of my old gadgets. They end up in storage, awaiting the construction of a display case, a tribute to my follies, so to speak.