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2006-03-15 , 17:18
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You know how it is, not enough sleep, thumping headache, you drop your 770 down the hole in the stairwell that's designed to be just big enough to let a 770 fall two floors, unimpeded.



And it still works perfectly.

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2006-03-15 , 17:39
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That'll add some battle wounds. Was the protector on it?
 
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2006-03-15 , 21:23
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Originally Posted by Jeffgrado
That'll add some battle wounds. Was the protector on it?
It was in the fabric case, and it's unscratched. No dents, nada. Amazing, actually.
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2006-03-16 , 21:27
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Dang. What a testimonial. I hope the Nokia advertising people are listening.
 
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2006-03-16 , 22:11
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Its like those old TIMEX ads.

wow. I'm amazaed its that sturdy. I would have expected the screen to take some damage or some connection inside to become unhinged, but I guess that case and the plastic enclosure do its job! God thing there's no hard drive in the thing, i.e. moving parts :-)
 
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2006-03-17 , 00:13
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21 feet... I amazed too, but will not try to do it, promise
 

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