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Originally Posted by amkaos View Post
after learning of the 800, i was excited; came here to learn how to get the most from it. instead i see so many probs, im totally intimidated. i dont need another hobby. i wanted a tool. the list of probs seems huge. the price is rite and features seem better than the 810. fixes and topics all seem so fragmented, patchy, and incomplete..linux on ipod is just a novel hobby; its player cant compare w/apple player, and the things it does is still really clunky..maybe not accurate comparison. delete this if you want..i might get it for the things advertised.. hate carryin laptop for simple surfing, etc..itouch or anymore apple is outta the question
amkaos.. sorry, but imho, your post is unclear. at the end, you seemed to say you're gonna get one of the Nokia tablets anyways.. and that apple stuff is out of the question..

Its a very very simple thing.. the Nokia Tablets are a much more open platform, as such there's development efforts on it from a variety of individuals and organizations.. as with any development effort there's gonna be some quirks..

However, with the base software, you get what is advertised, a top notch portable internet surfing tool.. and very capable media player. The fact that the tablets are an open platform means there's a chance for it to improve and be more intuitive as a personal / local media player.. however, they're hands down the most flexible hardware / tool for the price point..
 

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