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I have terrible vision, but it is excellent closeup if I remove my glasses. So it works better than well for me, but I can understand that people with different vision problems could find it unusable.

Zooming is overhyped as a solution. If you zoom, you have to scroll to the side to read many things.
 
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Originally Posted by geneven View Post
I have terrible vision, but it is excellent closeup if I remove my glasses. So it works better than well for me, but I can understand that people with different vision problems could find it unusable.
Same here. I have selected to forego bifocals, so I either peer under my glasses' lens or remove them. No problem. But as the original poster said, yo each his own. I'm sorry he didn't enjoy the N800 experience.
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I know if I hadn't found this forum I would have pro'ly bounced mine back at the retailer who sold me mine too.

Sorry to hear that dude ( < O/P ).

Somewhere on this board is simple way to edit Opera's default font size. (If I find the thread later I will post it. )
It's not laid out so concisely for MicroB I found in my searches...

I often thought it should be one of the first things a new user would want to do and could be made a lot easier.
 
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I'm sorry to hear about the OP's issues.

I'm a senior citizen with macular degeneration in one eye and weak vision in the other. I've had no problems using the N800 (yet). But, each to their own, and I wish OP best and hope the return to buy.com occurs w/o problems!
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Dude, 34 is not old. I'm 37 with myopia, astigmatism and keratoconus, and don't have any problems using the tablet, even at night without visual correction.

Shimmering and headaches? I gather you've let other people look at the screen, and they don't have any problem? Otherwise, it could very well be a faulty backlight.

Anyway, return it, eat the loss.
 
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Originally Posted by DingerX View Post
Dude, 34 is not old. I'm 37 with myopia, astigmatism and keratoconus, and don't have any problems using the tablet, even at night without visual correction.

Shimmering and headaches? I gather you've let other people look at the screen, and they don't have any problem? Otherwise, it could very well be a faulty backlight.

Anyway, return it, eat the loss.
Gad - claiming your old at 34 is a shame. I'm 56 and hope to get old.
Definitely see if anyone else claims problems with the screen, it might help you return it if others find it "shimmers" and you talk to a CSR who might cut your 15%.
 
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