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2008-05-18
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No. I started a thread about this recently. I think they need some kind of dock connector on the bottom of the unit for a cradle connection on future models.
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2008-05-18
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make one yourself. i made this (though didnt include charging)
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2008-05-18
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pretty neat although not everyone has acess to a wood router or the ability to use one
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2008-07-18
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I came across this: http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...41513_14457265
and wondered whether it could be adapted to be a dock for the n800?
apparently my local craplins have 7 in stock so I will go take a look tomorrow and see what they look like in the flesh
and wondered whether it could be adapted to be a dock for the n800?
apparently my local craplins have 7 in stock so I will go take a look tomorrow and see what they look like in the flesh
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2008-07-18
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Well, anything can be adapted. That's IR, though, so a pine plank is about as easy to adapt...
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2008-07-18
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Originally Posted by Benson
ah, I didn't look too hard, I was concentrating on the folding aspect - actually, I discovered it searching froogle for "usb thumb board".
Well, anything can be adapted. That's IR, though, so a pine plank is about as easy to adapt...
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2008-07-18
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ok.. so how does it display to the monitor?
bluetooth > pc?
btw, i have a Clip. it is great... sounds awesome..i could go on, but this is a 800 board..
bluetooth > pc?
btw, i have a Clip. it is great... sounds awesome..i could go on, but this is a 800 board..
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2008-07-21
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I took at look at the "Nikkei" fold-up keyboard/clamshell. When you open it up, the thumbboard raises up on hinged arms, presumably to allow a PDA to fit underneath. It really is quite small, even smaller than the zaurus. If it were USB or bluetooth, it could probably be adapted quite well to be a sort of dock. Can't find a manufacturer website for it to see what other variants they make.
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