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	fragos	2008-08-21 , 22:17
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Originally Posted by timberwolf

Mmmm, I don't think so in this particular case, people buying the N810 aren't also going to buy the SU-8W keyboard. The keyboard was designed for Nokia's mobile phones (i.e. the mobile phone specific menu keys), so Nokia wouldn't have put higher margins on the keyboard to offset the lower margin on the N810.

BTW, are people aware that the N810 does have a bluetooth keyboard driver setting for the Nokia SU-8W keyboard? - mind I don't know what it does.

Marketing strategies are very subjective and the decision process and priorities vary by company. Of course the same is true for buyers. In the end the buyer rules.

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	allnameswereout	2008-08-22 , 17:04
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How long will these devices be able to be used on battery and what kind of battery is used?

I had a Stowaway or something like that, it was foldable, and you could even put your device on it to have it static in a good view modus (not necessary with N810). It costed 25 USD on eBay. So I find a price of 3x as much... high.

Also, I guess the support on the NIT for this Nokia keyboard is 1) because its a Nokia product 2) guarantees perfect integration. This is important for some customers.

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