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Omega	2009-04-03 , 21:27
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Originally Posted by jmjanzen

Omega, you've clearly demonstrated that there are other people out there that share your opinion of the n810. You're not the only one who wasn't satisfied. Point taken.

It's still possible that you had a defective unit, though. You have not been able to "conclusively refute" that.

I could be wrong, but judging from your posts, I think you would like to be taken seriously--by potential buyers and by those who disagree with you. If so, then please refrain from name-calling--e.g. "trolls", "hecklers", "tabletards"--and exaggerating--e.g. "totally useless." Unfortunately, it may be too late for this thread to be taken seriously by anyone.

I'm not sure I follow you on that. You're appropriating the behaviour of the other posters here to me. I haven't engaged any of them on their deliberately inane banter.

And you're trying to lecture me about who's going to be taken seriously?

That's rich.

dick-richardson	2009-04-03 , 22:06
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Originally Posted by Omega

I'm not sure I follow you on that. You're appropriating the behaviour of the other posters here to me. I haven't engaged any of them on their deliberately inane banter.

Because you haven't had a leg to stand on.

And you're trying to lecture me about who's going to be taken seriously?

That's rich.

I thought it was pointless, too. Some people are just overly helpful, even when undeserved.

	mullf	2009-04-03 , 22:24
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Originally Posted by Omega

Who cares? Does that change that it's broken out of the box? No.

I have a park near my house with open skies all around, no tall buildings. The GPS had a bloody fit as soon as I took a step.

It was defective out of the box.

Maybe the problem with the GPS has to do with your magnetic personality.

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	JayOnThaBeat	2009-04-03 , 22:26
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Originally Posted by Omega

I'm not sure I follow you on that. You're appropriating the behaviour of the other posters here to me. I haven't engaged any of them on their deliberately inane banter.

And you're trying to lecture me about who's going to be taken seriously?

That's rich.

you talk like charles emerson winchester.

(OH NO HE DIDN"T!!! YES I DID!!! M*A*S*H REFERENCE IN THE HEEZY)

now THAT'S rich.

...fyi, people stopped taking you seriously about 20 pages ago.

EDIT: you do realize that this is no longer about the uselessness or defective-by-designedness of the N810... it's ALL about how ridiculous you sound. both sides of the argument are simply opinions. if you really cannot let it go, you should sue nokia for making a product that was detrimental to your life. otherwise, get a clue and stop talking.

Poop and modems, anyone?

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	mullf	2009-04-03 , 22:26
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man

More importantly, why does my family's TomTom GPS take forever to get a signal even when it's outside. I've literally held it up in the air as I walk outside (it was a warm summer day) and it still took a while to get a signal.

Ugh.

If it's a cold start it'll take awhile to get signal lock. Try it an hour after you've last turned it off and it should lock a lot faster.

	mullf	2009-04-03 , 22:28
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Originally Posted by qwerty12

OK, who added the good tags to this thread?

I admit to "dick-size contest" and "n810 doesn't give head":

I've had about 8 total. Unfortunately, whenever I add one after the first two, I have to delete one of the older ones!

	mullf	2009-04-03 , 22:30
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Originally Posted by Omega

The unit is not defective, you're going on blanket assumptions made by technically inexperienced posters on this forum.

That is incorrect. No consumer GPS receiver should lose satellite lock by simply moving around, assuming there is a clear view of the sky.

	qole	2009-04-03 , 22:40
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Originally Posted by Omega

The GPS is unstable indoors or out. Single-application load times are abhorrent and again, blackberries respond faster than this! Screen updates are fractured and lengthy. Bluetooth communication was a nightmare when I tried to hook up an Apple Bluetooth keyboard there was sometimes 1 to 2 seconds of input lag! The device until the last moment I owned it still had no real effective suspend strategy. Every time I picked the lemon up, it was flat because it never suspended - even within a day, which made me less inclined to try using it.
I'll never stop about the GPS because that was such a stillborn joke.

None of this happened overnight to the N810, it SHIPPED with these problems when it was released!

If what you say is true, then you definitely had a defective unit. You should have sent it for repairs.

Originally Posted by Omega

It was defective out of the box.

And it seems you agreed with me. I actually think it is shameful to sell a device that you knew was broken to someone else, unless you clearly stated to the buyer that the device appears to be not functioning correctly.

Originally Posted by Omega

My N810 is no different to any other one out there. It's not uniquely defective and the problems I've reported have been reported by others.

You choosing not to notice that proves nothing.

The N810's GPS is simply poorly conceived and defective *by design*. It was never meant to be used, only advertised on a box.

Which begs the question, why should I have to pay for something that won't ever work worth a damn?

How, exactly, do you know that your device is no different than others? Did you try other N810s?

I've heard people complain about long GPS fix acquire times. You're the first to complain about acquisition LOSS, OUTDOORS.

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	qole	2009-04-03 , 22:53
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That Cocoatech dude is totally out to lunch. I can only assume he had a defective unit too. Saving a text document takes several seconds?!? What?!

And this proves my point:

Nokia N810 reminds me of my old Newton - another terrible device. Lots of promise, cool animations, but just too slow and cumbersome to be useful.

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