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2007-08-25
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these current threads will cover most points of view:
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ead.php?t=8219
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ead.php?t=8538
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ead.php?t=6471
There are quite a few threads like that now as there are lots of 770s on cheap. I got one myself and love it. Ultimately only you can say if you want to pay 2-3 times more for an 800.
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ead.php?t=8219
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ead.php?t=8538
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ead.php?t=6471
There are quite a few threads like that now as there are lots of 770s on cheap. I got one myself and love it. Ultimately only you can say if you want to pay 2-3 times more for an 800.
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2007-08-25
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Originally Posted by tabletrat
I see, yeah my only fear about the 770 is that most of the apps I see up on Maemo.org are for ITOS 2007. Though I thought I'd read that the 770 could be upgraded to the newer os. And TAIA.
these current threads will cover most points of view:
There are quite a few threads like that now as there are lots of 770s on cheap. I got one myself and love it. Ultimately only you can say if you want to pay 2-3 times more for an 800.
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2007-08-25
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Originally Posted by lpnalda@yahoo.com
Some are, I wouldn't think most. Most of the 'headline' apps work fine on the 770. I guess it depends on what you want to do with it.
I see, yeah my only fear about the 770 is that most of the apps I see up on Maemo.org are for ITOS 2007.
To be honest, the only thing I am missing from the things that work on the 800 is flash 9 and aisleriot (and I have a mostly working 770 version of that).
Also with the sudden influx of lots of us 'cheap 770' owners, I think there will be more software.
Though I thought I'd read that the 770 could be upgraded to the newer os.
TAIA
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2007-08-25
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I think if I had a choice to get the 770 for cheap or the N800 to be "up to date" I'd go with the 770 again. I'd wait (and save) till early next year to get the new tablet that's gonna have WiMAX and likely some other goodies.
I'm loving my 770 more than ever. I use it daily, and can't imagine my world without it anymore. $150 is a steal for such a useful Nokia gadget.
I'm loving my 770 more than ever. I use it daily, and can't imagine my world without it anymore. $150 is a steal for such a useful Nokia gadget.
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2007-08-25
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I bought the 770 back in the day before it was released, but they kept delaying the release date, so I canceled the order.
Then when I saw the 770's so cheap recently, I was ready to pounce, but ended up getting the N800.
People have said how slow the 770 is for switching between aps - something I do A LOT of, and support for SD (and now SDHC) was another big motivation for me.
But if you don't switch between aps a lot, and don't need a lot of storage, I say go for the 770!
Then when I saw the 770's so cheap recently, I was ready to pounce, but ended up getting the N800.
People have said how slow the 770 is for switching between aps - something I do A LOT of, and support for SD (and now SDHC) was another big motivation for me.
But if you don't switch between aps a lot, and don't need a lot of storage, I say go for the 770!
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2007-08-25
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Originally Posted by tabletrat
Oops that was supposed to be TIAA (Thanks In Advance Again)
Sorry - closest I could find on the web to that one was the texas agricultural industries association :-)
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2007-08-26
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Originally Posted by booyah5
Yeah, Now, see I might be one to do a lot of switching between browser windows because I'm visually impaired and would be using a lot of zooming. Hard to tell, and I'm also the type that likes to play games while playing music in the background. I know theres one app I saw on Meamo that was ITOS2007 that I wanted badly was Xchat. I'd love for my irc to be portable lol. I know there's IRSSI (or something like that) that's an irc client for 2006 that runs from a terminal but hell it doesn't even have an installer, you have to goto the home site and download the tar.gz. and I'm a bit shy of that kinda stuff.
I bought the 770 back in the day before it was released, but they kept delaying the release date, so I canceled the order.
Then when I saw the 770's so cheap recently, I was ready to pounce, but ended up getting the N800.
People have said how slow the 770 is for switching between aps - something I do A LOT of, and support for SD (and now SDHC) was another big motivation for me.
But if you don't switch between aps a lot, and don't need a lot of storage, I say go for the 770!
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2007-08-26
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Originally Posted by lpnalda@yahoo.com
As an update to this thread, I've since done my research and it does seem that compUSA is out of 770's. So, that does mean I have to go used unless I want to find another vender where I can order one online. I don't know If I do go the used route I may be able to talk the seller down a little lower.
Just wondering how many here are still using and loving their 770's? If you haven't seen it, 770's are going for $150 at CompUSA . So, 770 and some nice accs. or hold out for an n800?
Thanks.
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2007-08-26
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Keep looking around. When I first was told about 770s, it was a deal at expansys. I faffed around a bit but went back later that day to get one, and they had sold out. I looked around the internet a bit more, and found them at play.com so bought one. I know they are all part of the same batch as they came with US power supplies - it is actually against trading standards to supply electronic equipment without a valid plug, but I wasn't going to complain at the price (although I have since seen on forums that play.com refunded up to £5 for an adaptor to anyone that provided a receipt - I didn't bother, the adapter cost less than £1!).
So there are more out there.
So there are more out there.
Thanks.