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2007-11-20
, 03:53
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@ New Mexico, USA
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#2
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Not much....
Omega
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2007-11-20
, 04:25
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Joined on Oct 2007
@ BC, Canada
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#3
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I think I don't need a TV tuner, and I'm probably not going to like the price.
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2007-11-20
, 06:33
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Joined on Sep 2007
@ San Jose, CA
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#4
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what OS is it running? The UI looks vaguely leopard-ish... and Asus supposedly is working with Apple on a tablet (according to Asus).
Don't need a tv tuner. Don't need a webcam (really, a waste of space, even on the N8x0 series) ... I'd rather have a picture/video camera. The side edges look a little "busy" (lots of buttons).
What are its physical dimensions? What's the price going to be?
Don't need a tv tuner. Don't need a webcam (really, a waste of space, even on the N8x0 series) ... I'd rather have a picture/video camera. The side edges look a little "busy" (lots of buttons).
What are its physical dimensions? What's the price going to be?
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2007-11-20
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Joined on Sep 2007
@ Montana
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#5
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They gave the Eee PC the "low" resolution screen? Seems funny. 
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2007-11-20
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Joined on Oct 2007
@ United Kingdom
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#6
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No wifi? Just vague talk of 3/3.5G communications. Could include wimax, I suppose.
I actually think this is an exciting device, and it takes handheld computing into new directions with its TV tuner and wider screen. It looks just about pocketable but also fairly heavy.
Don't expect much from the OS, if it's anything like that of the Asus Eee. That was just the ancient IceWM with some bits bolted on, all on top of a Xandros Linux base. I tell you, with Nokia's Maemo, we have luxury. Other vendors just don't take that much care
I actually think this is an exciting device, and it takes handheld computing into new directions with its TV tuner and wider screen. It looks just about pocketable but also fairly heavy.
Don't expect much from the OS, if it's anything like that of the Asus Eee. That was just the ancient IceWM with some bits bolted on, all on top of a Xandros Linux base. I tell you, with Nokia's Maemo, we have luxury. Other vendors just don't take that much care
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2007-11-20
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Joined on Oct 2007
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#7
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While features are nice it is too big.
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2007-11-21
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Joined on Apr 2007
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Originally Posted by johnkzin
Actually the sidebar looks like the standard one in Vista.
what OS is it running? The UI looks vaguely leopard-ish... and Asus supposedly is working with Apple on a tablet (according to Asus).
Don't need a tv tuner. Don't need a webcam (really, a waste of space, even on the N8x0 series) ... I'd rather have a picture/video camera. The side edges look a little "busy" (lots of buttons).
What are its physical dimensions? What's the price going to be?
Ninja
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2007-11-21
, 03:03
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Joined on Apr 2007
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#9
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not too impressed with the form factor. looks like a psp. i like my n800 more.
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2007-11-21
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Joined on Mar 2007
@ Germany
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#10
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Controls on both sides = good.
Location of dpad and buttons = bad (too low)
Location of dpad and buttons = bad (too low)
What do you think, guys?