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So what is never knows best...? It is what Mamimi, from FLCL, has written on her cigarettes. And now, I co-opted it for this stupid blog.
10/17/2007 09:14:00 PM
Nokia announced the N810. Unfortunately I just got my N800 back in August... I'm suffering from a strong sense of gadget inferiority.
The integrated GPS seems nice, but I'm not too sure if I'm totally sold on the slideout keyboard yet (it and the d-pad seem way too close to the upper edge to be comfortable to use). Still it does definitely look slicker than the N800
Happily at least, it seems like the main hardware change is the addition of GPS. My currently underclocked 330 MHz will get matched up to the new speed with the new OS firmware upgrade coming in November. Plus full-full screen... Unfortunately Opera gets ditched. I'm definitely in the camp that still prefers it over Firefox, especially in the case of the N800 tablet.
In other news, the Chumby is coming soon too. Seems pretty cool. I was thinking about buying one until the news that tne N810 came out.
Go embedded linux/wifi devices! The best sorts of devices!
The integrated GPS seems nice, but I'm not too sure if I'm totally sold on the slideout keyboard yet (it and the d-pad seem way too close to the upper edge to be comfortable to use). Still it does definitely look slicker than the N800
Happily at least, it seems like the main hardware change is the addition of GPS. My currently underclocked 330 MHz will get matched up to the new speed with the new OS firmware upgrade coming in November. Plus full-full screen... Unfortunately Opera gets ditched. I'm definitely in the camp that still prefers it over Firefox, especially in the case of the N800 tablet.
In other news, the Chumby is coming soon too. Seems pretty cool. I was thinking about buying one until the news that tne N810 came out.
Go embedded linux/wifi devices! The best sorts of devices!
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