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That's odd to read. In my tests, sound without headphones was crystal clear, with no lag. Maybe your network is at fault?
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1) The sound quality using the N800 without headphones is almost unusable
2) The sound quality using headphones is offcourse much better, but the sound is pumping which is very annoying at both side of the Skype connection. Maybe the processing power if the N800 is not good enough?
3) Using a laptop at both sides of the Skype connection the sound quality was very good.