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| As for myself, I'm sticking with the N810 as my favorite "secondary"
| (non-phone) device. It fits my life much better than the Eee does. However, I
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[News] Debian-based Internet Tablet Compared to Xandros Linux Laptop
Asus Eee 701 vs. Nokia N810 - Linux Fight!
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| As for myself, I'm sticking with the N810 as my favorite "secondary"
| (non-phone) device. It fits my life much better than the Eee does. However, I
| am not one to turn away from a well-designed ultraportable. I'm going to have
| a good deal of fun with the Eee and enjoy it as my secondary home computer,
| but the N810 will get a lot more use out of the home.
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http://www.ultramobilegeek.com/2007/...nux-fight.html
Where are the Vista-based palm-sized tablets which cost $300 and have over
30,000 applications?
Related:
Nokia N810: unboxing and first impressions
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| My shiny new Nokia N810 Internet Tablet was delivered yesterday. After
| fondling it for most of the day, I'm relatively impressed. The N810 is a bit
| smaller than the N800, which makes it more comfortable to use and easier to Â*
| tote around in a pocket. Â*
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http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post...pressions.html
http://tinyurl.com/238k6u
Laptops lookout - New Nokia N810 Internet Tablet hits store shelves
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| Nokia announced today that the new Nokia N810 Internet Tablet has begun
| shipping nationwide in the United States. Â*With a new slide-out keyboard,
| built-in GPS, digital audio/video playback and Wi-Fi capability for VoIP
| calling, the Nokia N810 provides the functionality of a traditional computer
| but all in one sleek, stylish and portable device. Â* Â*
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http://www.nokia.com/A4136001?newsid=1169511
Linux Internet tablets gain WiFi login agent
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| Boingo Wireless Inc. has announced a free WiFi software agent for Nokia's
| Linux-based Internet tablets. The quick-connect agent is said to streamline
| logins at some 100,000-plus Boingo Mobile hotspots, for users of Nokia's N810
| or N800 running Tablet OS 2008. Â*
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS3795463709.html
Linux alternative to iPhone
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| Since the N800 is open source, there are many third party applications which
| extend its usefulness and fun factor, such as:
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| Pidgin - full-featured internet messaging client, with AIM, MSN, Yahoo and
| Jabber support
| Canola - media player with network streaming
| FBReader - e-book reader
| Claws Mail - full-featured email client
| Obscura Photo Manager
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http://www.downloadsquad.com/2007/09...ive-to-iphone/
Asus Eee PC doing well
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| It appears that this holiday season the gPC is not the only mainstream Linux
| PC to get a lot of attention. The Asus Eee PC, a $400 laptop that runs a
| basic version of Linux, is sold out at Amazon and Best Buy, where it has
| received a 4.5/5 user rating at both places. Â* Â*
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http://www.linuxloop.com/news/2007/1...pc-doing-well/
The Asus Eee Laptop Series Selling Off the Shelves World Wide
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| The sturdy and light weight Asus Eee has captured the hearts and minds of US
| consumers, students and educators. The Eee series has all the features of its
| competitors, but its affordable price is turning heads. The Eee units are
| literally selling off the shelves world-wide. Â*
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| [...]
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| The popular Eee is not without its critics. IT Wire reports that Asus Eee may
| have misrepresented the Linux loaded capabilities. According to IT Wire, some
| Linux advocates say the Eee uses Xandros a Debian-based distribution that
| charges a license fee and has an agreement with Microsoft similar to the one
| signed by Novell. Â* Â*
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http://www.physorg.com/news115288648.html
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Re: [News] Debian-based Internet Tablet Compared to Xandros Linux Laptop
Roy Schestowitz espoused:
> Asus Eee 701 vs. Nokia N810 - Linux Fight!
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>| As for myself, I'm sticking with the N810 as my favorite "secondary"
>| (non-phone) device. It fits my life much better than the Eee does. However, I
>| am not one to turn away from a well-designed ultraportable. I'm going to have
>| a good deal of fun with the Eee and enjoy it as my secondary home computer,
>| but the N810 will get a lot more use out of the home.
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> http://www.ultramobilegeek.com/2007/...nux-fight.html
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> Where are the Vista-based palm-sized tablets which cost $300 and have over
> 30,000 applications?
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This was going to be my own approach, too. I fancy an Eee for use
around the house/office, but the N800 and bluetooth keyboard are my
exclusive choice of computing platform whilst on the move.
Carrying anything else is, err, heavy.
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