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2008-09-01
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#91
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Originally Posted by vvaz
Probably somewhere in the 300-600k range based on numbers from last June. Nokia typically keeps stuff like that pretty close to the chest.
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2008-09-01
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#92
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Originally Posted by daperl
I prefer to sit back relax enjoy and continue to complain and moan from time to time.
For me, the introductions of the iphone and the itouch were the best external events that could have happened to this community. They just about gaurentee low prices for used n800s and n810s. But maybe it will all be for naught if Texrat's teasings deliver. And since my n800 is still kickin' there's plenty for me to do in the meantime. Things around iTT seam solid and the whiner(s) in this thread should start to fade into the background.
And now for my closing to the whiner(s) inspired by Mr. Pot-calling-the-kettle-black:
THE NOKIA INTERNET TABLETS HAVE BEEN AND WILL CONTINUE TO BE A HUGE SUCCESS. SO JUST SIT BACK, BE QUIET, AND ENJOY.
After all, if we don't, Nokia might think everything is perfect and stop trying. I'm sure at least part of what Texrat and the Nokia team are trying to do will be because of protests/demands for more. If you don't ask, you don't get
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2008-09-01
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#93
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Originally Posted by tso
Well, there are more issues when it comes to the next rendezvous
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mostly i see this as a issue of culture/social vs practical.
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2008-09-01
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#94
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http://www.civilianlab.com/
people looking for ways to carry ones tablet and other gadfet may find this interesting.
oh, and lets not forget about:
http://www.maxpedition.com
heh, i keep forgetting about these btw:
http://scottevest.com/
Last edited by tso; 2008-09-02 at 00:21.
people looking for ways to carry ones tablet and other gadfet may find this interesting.
oh, and lets not forget about:
http://www.maxpedition.com
heh, i keep forgetting about these btw:
http://scottevest.com/
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2008-09-02
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#95
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Originally Posted by Benson
All in all an impressive functionality! Thank you for sharing this! Probably you have to abstain from the one or another part when only businesslike suits are allowed. BTW I wonder whether Ari has a NIT in his pocket, and in which one ...
OK, I'd not realized your initial comment was serious.
I always carry the N800 in one pocket, and a cheap phone in another; I don't even have tethering (yet), as I'm mainly on University WiFi with the tablet. That'll be changing as I've just got an apartment, and need to get access there (and between).
So, my current loadout: (Items in bold are every day.)
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My N800 + case fits in my trouser pocket as long as I do not sit down. Most space is already filled with wallet, keyring, coins etc and my phone (which is alone in the left front pocket).
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2008-09-02
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#96
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It's also a pain to have too many items in your pocket when you go thru a security gate. I go thru one quite frequently and I usually leave my N800 in the car if I have it with me.
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2008-09-02
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#97
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Originally Posted by Zuber
The fun part is, I'm not responsible for product launches anymore... the hat I'm wearing currently where the tablets are concerned means channeling you guys.
I'm sure at least part of what Texrat and the Nokia team are trying to do will be because of protests/demands for more. If you don't ask, you don't get
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2008-09-02
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#98
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Originally Posted by tso
Hey, I like the shoulder pack config at civilianlabs... too bad they're so clever with their interface that I can't figure out how to add the friggin' thing to the cart...
http://www.civilianlab.com/
people looking for ways to carry ones tablet and other gadfet may find this interesting.
oh, and lets not forget about:
http://www.maxpedition.com
heh, i keep forgetting about these btw:
http://scottevest.com/
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Different <> Wrong | Listen - Judgment = Progress | People + Trust = Success
My personal site: http://texrat.net
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2008-09-02
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#99
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The big missing piece on the NITs is: sync.
Provide a rock-solid sync engine for all types of data -- files, contacts, calendar, tasks, anything via a plug-in architecture -- and server systems for hosting/managing/replicating that data so I can sync my info and back it up to another system easily and I will use my NIT a whole lot more.
Maybe if Nokia paid for a full-time developer on SyncML or something, and also paid for plugins to web PIM systems like google calendars/mail/tasks/contacts, yahoo for the same, MSN for the same, and so on? It has to be easy and it has to work.
Listen to the 1src podcast last week, the guy loves and misses the failed Foleo project which was to sync his contacts, email, tasks, everything from phone to Foleo netbook to desktop and back again seamlessly. This kind of sync engine would replicate and back data up on our own systems as well as across work and home systems, servers, etc.
Last edited by InfinityDevil; 2008-09-02 at 04:24.
Provide a rock-solid sync engine for all types of data -- files, contacts, calendar, tasks, anything via a plug-in architecture -- and server systems for hosting/managing/replicating that data so I can sync my info and back it up to another system easily and I will use my NIT a whole lot more.
Maybe if Nokia paid for a full-time developer on SyncML or something, and also paid for plugins to web PIM systems like google calendars/mail/tasks/contacts, yahoo for the same, MSN for the same, and so on? It has to be easy and it has to work.
Listen to the 1src podcast last week, the guy loves and misses the failed Foleo project which was to sync his contacts, email, tasks, everything from phone to Foleo netbook to desktop and back again seamlessly. This kind of sync engine would replicate and back data up on our own systems as well as across work and home systems, servers, etc.
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2008-09-02
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#100
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Originally Posted by Benson
Oh my! I can't even ... imagine ... what that must look like....
So, my current loadout: (Items in bold are every day.)
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In conclusion, yeah, I'm more on the 3-to-8 end of things...
You carry a camera, a dagger, and a pair of pliers around everywhere?!
Where are these pockets? Your pants? Does anyone ever, you know, comment? ... about... you know, ... the bulges?
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