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My N810 is no more
My car was broken into this week and my beloved N810 was among the many things taken. Now i will have to see if i can go for an N900 to replace it. I just don't know if i will like the size of the screen and keyboard compared to the N810. I do like everything else about it.
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BTW, the gps locks to satellites in a matter of seconds with a wife or cellular connection. I don't use the N810 anymore and will sell it on ebay. |
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Well that makes me feel a little better. I have never played with an n900 in person so i don't know how it will be but just from watching the videos of the device it does seem impressive. I am submitting my claim to insurance so i will see if they replace the n810 with the n900 because they don't really sell any n810s that i am aware of. If not i will make sure that i get one anyway. My only concern now is i have at&t, i guess i can try it and if i don't like the speed maybe i will give t-mobile a shot considering my contract is up with at&t. Thanks for the insight.
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I agree with Rabilon. I only bought a N900 a couple of months ago, when I saw a really good deal, which actually reduced my monthly phone bill by almost a third.
I always thought the N900 would be too small, keyboard too fiddly etc. I had actually fingered a demo mockup back in Feb, and thought that. Gadget lust finally took over, and you know what, I have never touched the N810 since. It's still there, and charged. The N900 was definately a worthy upgrade from the N810. The next update is seemly due imminently, and from what I have read does not add much in the way of extras, but will have a load of fixes which should make the device even slicker etc. I do not think you will be disappointed. |
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Ultimately it's a matter of personal taste, so if you can try to find a shop with a demo unit and play around with it for a few minutes before buying. |
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If you're looking for a big, readable screen with WLAN and free 3G data in 100 countries, then I have an idea for you ... the Amazon Kindle.
Sure, the browser is limited, and slow, but good enough for webmail. And while the's no apps store, it is a pretty good eBook reader. :-) It's got a keyboard too ... of sorts. And great battery life. |
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I still have my N810, but I hardly use it. The N900 browser is significantly faster, and the music player can cope with a larger music library. But darn I really miss the larger screen size of the N810.
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Wow, after getting my N900 i don't use any other device, they are all pretty much irrelevant now. I was a little uncertain at how much i would like it but now i have no doubts!!
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I prefer N810 over N900 (except for cpu speed). Straightforward copy-paste, screen not jerking around, no constant zoom in and out, etc. To me, it's not worthwhile to sacrifice precious screen real estate by shrinking the size. I can already put N810 in my pocket, to shrink it further to the size of N900 gains few extra points.
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Re: My N810 screen cracked.
My screen is cracked and i loved my n810. My n900 is amazing. But, id still like to fix my n810.Anyone got a broken one with a nice screen send it my way.
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