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2009-07-09
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Nokia RX-51 is an internet tablet.
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2009-07-09
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Just noticed that the RX-51 entry in the ARM Linux machine database (submitted by a Nokia person) explicitly states:
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2009-07-09
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Actually, going back and re-reading that chart, the E61 isn't on that chart all. It's the E61i.
I can agree that they're in the same ball park, from my limited E70 exposure. But I would probably have put the E61i above it. The E71, however, has a MUCH better feel than the E61i.
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2009-07-09
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Keep saying stuff like that, guys. I need to keep justifying the fact I never got an N810, just kept using my trusty N800...
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2009-07-09
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2009-07-09
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2009-07-09
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#1418
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The entry was created in October 2008, there's also a reference to omap 2 there
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2009-07-09
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disapointed by nokia, dpad, maemo phone, my tablet is crying, n900, nokia gets it wrong, openmoko, rover, rx-51, rx-71 needed, screen size, smartphone, t-mobile |
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And I hate the n810 keyboard not because it's slow, but because it's a heavy, unused, space-wasting brick.
The two of us couldn't be more different, and there's tens of millions of people like you and there's tens of millions of people like me. [broken record]Every company in this space should either have 2 product offerings that differ only in physical characteristics, or someone needs to create something modular. We could start with the basics: what is the minimum this product needs. Based on iPhone and iPod touch sales and other recent offerings (HTC Hero and various high-end Samsungs), I would say that a physical keyboard should be something that I could detach. From several posts and bugzilla comments, I'm guessing even Nokia is rethinking their stance on partial screen virtual keyboards.[/broken record]
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