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2007-10-19
, 10:48
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AAAAh, that last picture.. I'm surprised Nokia didn't manage to fix the single silliest little mistake on the N800: The pouch is missing a flip to close it! I used to lose my N800 out of the pouch (the pouch stayed safely in my jacket pocket because of being suede) until I learned to pick up things by bending knees instead of bending my back. Looks goofy, but what do you for your NIT these days..
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-- Metalayer-crawler delenda est.
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N800/OS2007|N900/Maemo5
-- Metalayer-crawler delenda est.
-- Current state: Fed up with everything MeeGo.
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2007-10-19
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Darn it Reggie... I was so set on sticking with the N800... Now after those pics, I'm starting to think differently. If only I had an extra $500.00 laying around.
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2007-10-19
, 14:34
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So the N810 stylus is flat as the 770 one.
Uhm... I think I like more the N800 one, even if it is shorter (is it?).
Uhm... I think I like more the N800 one, even if it is shorter (is it?).
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2007-10-19
, 15:26
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I'm still from the old school in that I liked the hard case cover.
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2007-10-19
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Yeah, really wish it had a hard cover as well, but the 810 is looking really sweet. I really don't need another GPS but if localized web takes off (by "sensing" your position via the GPS) that could be really cool.
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2007-10-19
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Oh, did you get a chance to "hear" it? Do those side speakers work/sound as good as the front-firing ones on the 800?
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2007-10-19
, 17:23
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Looks like the pouch has an elastic on one side, so perhaps it does not slip out as easily accidentally.
The holding arm could come in handy also e.g. attached to the kitchen wall (I like to cook and getting recipes of the web is one of my favorite uses for my 770
). Would need to buy an extra one though, as one would go to the car..
The holding arm could come in handy also e.g. attached to the kitchen wall (I like to cook and getting recipes of the web is one of my favorite uses for my 770
). Would need to buy an extra one though, as one would go to the car..
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2007-10-20
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great pics reggie!
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2007-10-20
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Originally Posted by TA-t3
The N810 is a very tight fit inside its pouch, it's not going to fall out like the N800. The dark gray band you see in the picture is elastic, as you slide the N810 into the pouch it expands and grips the device.
AAAAh, that last picture.. I'm surprised Nokia didn't manage to fix the single silliest little mistake on the N800: The pouch is missing a flip to close it! I used to lose my N800 out of the pouch
I can turn the pouch upside down and shake it and the device still doesn't come out by itself.
Reggie Suplido