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2008-02-29
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@ norway
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#12
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pandora, that elonex one (i wonder what i can shoehorn into it 
), hard to tell really...
), hard to tell really...
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2008-02-29
, 20:29
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Joined on Jul 2007
@ Florida
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#13
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Easy!
Either an OpenMoko based phone (like the Neo FreeRunner) or an Android based phone.
Something that runs Linux (like our favorite devices) and is not locked into a carrier, but will undoubtedly be able to do bluetooth tethering so I can get the full internet tablet experience.
The combination of the capabilities of these two devices will surely humble any iPhone user.
^ Joke... a guy in a restaurant at lunch today heard me talking with some coworkers about my N800 and showed that he had an N810 - told me he'd rather have an iPhone... because the N810 was too heavy! This guy was about 6'2"+ and 300+lbs! I just looked at him like he was a bit "off".
Either an OpenMoko based phone (like the Neo FreeRunner) or an Android based phone.
Something that runs Linux (like our favorite devices) and is not locked into a carrier, but will undoubtedly be able to do bluetooth tethering so I can get the full internet tablet experience.
The combination of the capabilities of these two devices will surely humble any iPhone user.
^ Joke... a guy in a restaurant at lunch today heard me talking with some coworkers about my N800 and showed that he had an N810 - told me he'd rather have an iPhone... because the N810 was too heavy! This guy was about 6'2"+ and 300+lbs! I just looked at him like he was a bit "off".
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2008-02-29
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Joined on Aug 2007
@ norway
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#14
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sounds like someone needed a "justification" to burn money he dont have...
oh, and forgot about openmoko and/or android.
hell, watching android run quake 1 was just mindblowing
oh, and forgot about openmoko and/or android.
hell, watching android run quake 1 was just mindblowing
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2008-02-29
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#15
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The Zeemote looks like a Wii Nunchuk controller, which you could probably get to work on a Nokia tablet. There's already a program to plot the accelerometer readings from the Wii remote.
Originally Posted by Pushwall
Yes I'm looking at the Pandora too.
Another cool gadget that I might get when it comes out is the Zeemote, a small handheld bluetooth anaolog joystick that will work with cellphones and possibly *ahem* Nokia tablets.
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2008-02-29
, 21:53
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#16
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Originally Posted by glabifrons
Its nice to have something in your pocket that you don't notice. Something that can browse and hold all your media. The N810 is definitely capable of de-panting you if you don't have a belt on. LOL.
Easy!
Either an OpenMoko based phone (like the Neo FreeRunner) or an Android based phone.
Something that runs Linux (like our favorite devices) and is not locked into a carrier, but will undoubtedly be able to do bluetooth tethering so I can get the full internet tablet experience.
The combination of the capabilities of these two devices will surely humble any iPhone user.
^ Joke... a guy in a restaurant at lunch today heard me talking with some coworkers about my N800 and showed that he had an N810 - told me he'd rather have an iPhone... because the N810 was too heavy! This guy was about 6'2"+ and 300+lbs! I just looked at him like he was a bit "off".
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2008-02-29
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#17
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Imagine a wristband - like Beowulf wears! - except made stylishly out of stainless steel. About 4.13" wide. With a roll-back cover that curls around the battery-link-band to reveal a Nokia WiMAX Tablet! Enough power for Active Use All Day and All Night, on a single charge, Always On/Always Connected. You can talk to it, communicate through it, touch-navigate it, get news and updates, geo-tagged info of note always live and available - your family, friends, and co-workers - "netted-in" via a pleasant user-configurable "Social Profile" interface...nice, huh?
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2008-02-29
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@ norway
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#18
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or get it embedded under you skin:
http://www.core77.com/competitions/G...projects/4673/
http://www.core77.com/competitions/G...projects/4673/
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2008-03-01
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I find the Linutop rather expensive, but it's cool.
Personally I'm also waiting for the next gen of the Nokia IT.... I still think a GSM included (3G connectivity) would make it so good in europe seen wifi is cool but not really everywhere.
I also really like the Pandora wich is IMHO a lot of bang for the bucks.
Especially compared with the Eee I hope it will be good.. 2 SD slot's yihaa!.
I just wished more RAM would be possible for the pandora, 128 MB is really not to much. 256 MB would be so nice .
Last edited by polossatik; 2008-03-01 at 00:27.
Personally I'm also waiting for the next gen of the Nokia IT.... I still think a GSM included (3G connectivity) would make it so good in europe seen wifi is cool but not really everywhere.
I also really like the Pandora wich is IMHO a lot of bang for the bucks.
Especially compared with the Eee I hope it will be good.. 2 SD slot's yihaa!.
I just wished more RAM would be possible for the pandora, 128 MB is really not to much. 256 MB would be so nice .
Last edited by polossatik; 2008-03-01 at 00:27.
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2008-03-01
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I'm just waiting for the iPhone SDK to see what kind of future Apple is going to let that device have. If it really opens up what can be done with it, I think that might be really nice to have.
Very Cool! I look forward to that.