the keyboard but I hate the move to mini-sd. (anyway I made myself an autoswitching USB cable for a regular keyboard on the n800)

but as I told you; it's my experience, your mileage may vary.

GeneralAntilles, you are using the tablet as a power user (as I was with the 770) but now I'm more a casual user on the n800 that never dropped to the n800's console or installed more than "Camera" and "FM Radio" on the n800. So to me, not much difference between the 770 and the n800, both play mp3, video, rss and offer a non diluted and non mobile phone type internet experience.

I sold my used 770 160$ (paid 160$ new)to get a 200$ n800; that was a good move. But selling a 770 for 75$ to get a 230$ n800 might not be a wise move if you don't need more than what the 770 is giving you. ask yourself is the money spent worth a 20% faster loading webpage ? I'm not ADHD to that point; I can wait 1 or 2 seconds longer to get to the webpage.


BTW, OS2006 was rock solid until I added a lot of more or less usefull applications and various plugins. Out of the box it was reliable for me.


your mileage may vary