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Addison 2010-05-08 02:22
Re: An N800 Die-Hard
 
Hey Den. In case you ever wondered how really good movies could look on the older N800...

http://www.mediafire.com/?omjml2zm4ih

Check out this vid and pipe it through mplayer. :)

Den in USA 2010-05-08 02:31
Re: An N800 Die-Hard
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Addison (Post 648864)
Hey Den. In case you ever wondered how really good movies could look on the older N800...

Check out this vid and pipe it through mplayer. :)
What vid? Don't see a link.

Addison 2010-05-08 02:36
Re: An N800 Die-Hard
 
Oops. Guess I forgot that part. :)

I changed my last post.

tso 2010-05-08 03:06
Re: An N800 Die-Hard
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Den in USA (Post 648858)
On a flight from California to New York last week I pulled out my N800 and watched one of my favorite movies. Not much reaction from the guy seated next to me until I paired my external bluetooth gps receiver and monitored our plane's position on a Virtual Earth map. Although I did have a window seat, the gps receiver was placed on the pull-down tray.
virtual earth?

Den in USA 2010-05-08 03:33
Re: An N800 Die-Hard
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by tso (Post 648884)
virtual earth?
I have eight map repositories loaded for Maemo Mapper. One of them is named VE Satellite which I always assumed meant Virtual Earth.

bunanson 2010-05-08 03:39
Re: An N800 Die-Hard
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Den in USA (Post 621659)
As of this date, there is still not a satisfactory device that could replace my N800!
More ammunition for the die hard, a comparison of N8x0 vs N900 on liveTV streaming using orb thread #19, hot from the press :)

bun

lm2 2010-05-08 15:55
Re: An N800 Die-Hard
 
Personally, my transition from n800 to ipod touch is complete. I now have the ability to use a bluetooth keyboard and bluetooth dun with my phone's data connection. Yes, I had to pay for these things, but all told it was cheaper than my inflation-adjusted n800 price. Wish I could change the batteries, however.

chrisblessing 2010-05-12 03:55
Re: An N800 Die-Hard
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Den in USA (Post 307786)
I finally realized that I am totally content with my N800. I bought my first N800 in September of 2007...
...

I'm with you Den. I bought mine in 2006 and for the life of me can't imagine why I'd give it up. I stream hometown radio, check my mail, call with Skype and Gizmo, take the occasional note, photo, etc. It's been my faithful companion on all my frequent travel around Europe and Asia. And with my B Speech GPS receiver I get great GPS navigation on my scooter - very useful here in Kuala Lumpur. I'll be in home in the States this summer and will probably buy a used on eBay, given a price of about $100.

Keep on enjoying.

Chris

devaler 2010-05-14 11:15
Re: An N800 Die-Hard
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Addison (Post 648864)
Hey Den. In case you ever wondered how really good movies could look on the older N800...

http://www.mediafire.com/?omjml2zm4ih

Check out this vid and pipe it through mplayer. :)
Whoa, that looks amazing. Ok, you've got to reveal your encoding magic. :D

gazza_d 2010-05-18 19:39
Re: An N800 Die-Hard
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Addison (Post 648864)
Hey Den. In case you ever wondered how really good movies could look on the older N800...

http://www.mediafire.com/?omjml2zm4ih

Check out this vid and pipe it through mplayer. :)
You know what, that looks great full screen on a 15" laptop screen.


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