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2010-12-16
, 22:11
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Yes, you can, the OS of the N800 and N810 are the same, the N810 is like a N800 but with a USB keyboard.
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2010-12-16
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or an N800 with built-in wireless keyboard...
but, isn't only this the difference of them
but, isn't only this the difference of them
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2011-03-03
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Of course there are more differences like the embedded radio hardware or differences about SD memory slots.
And even the OS works different in the practice, in the 810 by default you can't use the in screen keyboard/stylus writing.
I don't know if a same installation of Maemo detects this hardware differences at the boot, or in the first boot after install the OS.
And even the OS works different in the practice, in the 810 by default you can't use the in screen keyboard/stylus writing.
I don't know if a same installation of Maemo detects this hardware differences at the boot, or in the first boot after install the OS.
Could I backup my N800 internal mem and restore in the N810?
Should I prepare the N810 to boot from SD and after that put the N800 SD card or a copy?
There are differences in the internal mem and the keyboard, anything more?
Last edited by daperezg; 2010-12-16 at 21:34.