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mullf |
2009-05-03
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#21
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Well, I believe you brought up the issue of "superiority". The point of my first post was to include the OS2007HE in your incomplete list of available OSs.
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2009-05-03
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@ Raleigh, NC
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#23
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Originally Posted by daperl
Indeed. I use it on the nightstand, my desk, and meetings. Is very nice to have.
Sorry if someone already said it, but the built-in stand is a big whoop. Almost a showstopper.
Also the better speakers are nice for listening while getting ready in the morning.
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2009-05-03
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@ Illinois
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Here are 3 more little features that the n800 has but the n810 doesn't: built-in fm radio, swivel camera, and a standard mini usb connector.
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2009-05-03
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@ San Jose CA
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#25
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
Wish it was 1GB!
It's actually 256MB.
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2009-05-03
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@ England
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Originally Posted by mullf
The N800 and N810 have a 4.13 inch screen. The 770 is frequently described as having a 4.3 inch screen, but this is a misprint. The original Nokia announcement says 4.13 inches for the 770.
I compared the specs when the N800 came out. The N800 screen is slightly smaller than that of the 770.
Regards,
Roger
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2009-05-03
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Originally Posted by eiffel
That must have been what happened. I just remember when the N800 specs came out I wanted to compare and contrast with the 770 and I remember the 770 screen was (listed as being) slightly bigger. Thank you.
The 770 is frequently described as having a 4.3 inch screen, but this is a misprint.
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2009-05-03
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The imo biggest difference between N880 and N810, as far as usability is concerned, is the screen. The N800 has a transmissive LCD screen, the N810 has a transflective LCD screen.
Which means that the N810 display is even readable in direct sunlight, while the N800 display isn't. Not even with the backlight cranked up all the way. Just forget about using the N800 outside on a summer day. On the other hand in low light conditions, colours seem to be a bit more vivid on the N800 screen (I guess that's a general issue with transflective screens).
Which means that the N810 display is even readable in direct sunlight, while the N800 display isn't. Not even with the backlight cranked up all the way. Just forget about using the N800 outside on a summer day. On the other hand in low light conditions, colours seem to be a bit more vivid on the N800 screen (I guess that's a general issue with transflective screens).
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2009-05-04
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Originally Posted by silvermountain
i was also recently afflicted with the very same condition ... H1N[8]1[0]?
now I can't stop picturing a Nokia tablet in my poor little hands
I got an N810 last month. its pretty awesome.
Quoting NAMTASTIC from the infamous ""N810 is totally useless" thread,
"Also, it has always been designed as a general computing device, which means "jack of all trades, master of none." All things are possible, but none are truly optimized. I never agreed with this aspect of the tablet, because it meant it never truly excelled at any particular task.
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2009-05-04
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Originally Posted by blowfish23
the only good thing out of those three is the swivel camera....
Here are 3 more little features that the n800 has but the n810 doesn't: built-in fm radio, swivel camera, and a standard mini usb connector.
radio: there's never anything good on the radio.
mini-usb connector: granted, it would be nice if the N810 had it, but it DOES come with the micro cable, so it's not that big of an inconvenience...
