The Practical Nokia N800 Guide
The guys over at Mobile Crunch have posted a real world use review of the N800, placing it into the pseudo-laptop category. Pseudo what?? Well here’s the beef:
I don’t think that the N800 can completely replace a laptop and even a trip of four or five days (for me at least) would be a stretch with just the N800 but since starting to use it I have found that while traveling I don’t pull my PC and during a number of conferences I have used the N800 for note-taking, liveblogging and keeping myself entertained during boring presentations. [source]
So it seems that the N800 is a life support vest for the traveling geek that always needs to check email, surf the web and make some calls over VoIP. This discerning market also wants to have the freedom of not being able to lug around and “unsleep” a huge laptop (the N800 has an instant on feature too) but have the convenience of a really bright screen.
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2 opinions for The Practical Nokia N800 Guide
Aldwin
May 1, 2007 at 10:05 am
I’m really interested in this device. I’m imagining a lot of usage scenarios for this. Where can I purchase one here in the Philippines?
Jeremy
Aug 17, 2007 at 11:51 pm
The N770 so far is the only one available here in Manila. It costs Php 9,700. You can get one at any INFOMAX branch. You can call 722-1566
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