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2007-10-15
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#12
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Originally Posted by thoughtfix
That and the fact the silicon has not even been validated yet.
You're right, SD69. There's no way. We'd see Sprint logos all over the place if so.
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2007-10-15
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#13
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This Finnish shop is already listing Nokia N810 Internet Tablet:
http://www.verkkokauppa.com/popups/prodinfo.php?id=6509
Price 469.90 euros
Availability 2-4 weeks.
Nokia product code: 2701Z6
EDIT: Link isn't working anymore.
EDIT: The link is working again. Now with picture and more details.
Last edited by Tragos; 2007-10-18 at 13:12.
http://www.verkkokauppa.com/popups/prodinfo.php?id=6509
Price 469.90 euros
Availability 2-4 weeks.
Nokia product code: 2701Z6
EDIT: Link isn't working anymore.
EDIT: The link is working again. Now with picture and more details.
Last edited by Tragos; 2007-10-18 at 13:12.
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2007-10-15
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#14
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any finnish readers want to get in touch and ask them for spec details? 
isn't that price a bit heftier than the 800 came out for too?
and has texrat been gagged? nokia don't do the rendition thing do they???
isn't that price a bit heftier than the 800 came out for too?
and has texrat been gagged? nokia don't do the rendition thing do they???
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2007-10-15
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@ Finland
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#15
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The link doesn't work anymore. Does anybody have a cached copy of it?
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2007-10-15
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#16
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Originally Posted by Naranek
Dont worry it doesn't have a picture of the n810. In fact whatever information was there it is already cited here.
The link doesn't work anymore. Does anybody have a cached copy of it?
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2007-10-15
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#17
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Originally Posted by flareup
Not in Europe, the N800 is really expensive here, like all electronics. We never had a price cut, and even the 770 still costs about $400 in most of the places that sell it.
isn't that price a bit heftier than the 800 came out for too?
(EDIT: I just checked Verkkokauppa again and the N800 has just been cut from €399 to €269. Something is definitely afoot.)
Mind you, the tablets have never really sold that well in Europe, they seem to be far more popular in the USA. This is exactly the opposite to how Nokia phones sell.
Originally Posted by Tuxedosteve
I think Maemo.org has already stated that Chinook will work on N800 hardware as well as future tablet hardware. Can't find the link though...
Isn't it likely that Chinook will work on an N800 too? I can't see Nokia pissing off their customer base in the same way they did with the N770. It's entirely possible that apart from the keyboard and gps that nothing much will change between the 800 and 810.
Originally Posted by disq
Seems unlikely, Nokia hasn't submitted any Wimax tablets to the FCC for approval. If they had, we would have seen the details posted all over the internet.
Or maybe N810 is not RX44 the new tablet, but just the WiMax edition of N800. We'll see in a few days.
Last edited by krisse; 2007-10-15 at 12:37.
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2007-10-15
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#18
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Originally Posted by krisse
Actually, the price for the N800 went down pretty drastically over the weekend at some german online shops, from around 340 Euro last week to 230 today (and this is with 19% value added tax included):
Not in Europe, the N800 is really expensive here. We never had a price cut, and even the 770 still costs about $400 in most of the places that sell it.
http://geizhals.at/eu/a241364.html
Last edited by hns; 2007-10-15 at 12:42.
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2007-10-15
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#19
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Originally Posted by krisse
Mind you, the tablets have never really sold that well in Europe, they seem to be far more popular in the USA. This is exactly the opposite to how Nokia phones sell.
How do you know? I live in the Netherlands and the only place where you can get the internet tablets is in the Nokia online shop (or ebay), Nokia isn't releasing any sales information, so how do you know if the tablets aren't selling well?
By the way this new tablet IS very expensive: 100,- euros more than the N800 when it was released. I think they will be adding GPS and navigation software, those are expensive and that would explain the extra amount.
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2007-10-15
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#20
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I'm wondering about the small increase in number. For me 800 -> 810 seems like a typical numbering for a small update. I'm guessing this device will mainly fix most of the little things that have been bugging us, but not add that much new stuff.
--Daniel G
TabletBlog.com - Thoughtfix's Nokia Internet Tablet Blog