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2007-11-04
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#22
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Like I've said in multiple threads, the software is near final release, but there remain some kinks to work out. If it's available at the end of November, that would be quite soon. I think everyone here can say they'd rather have a solid product, and undoubtedly we don't want to release anything less than our best. This testing process is quite thorough.
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2007-11-05
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#23
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Originally Posted by prosthetic
Got a look at the 810 at the What HiFi/Stuff Magazine show in London yesterday. The staff at the Nokia stand were quoting "end November" as a delivery date. Which is about what I was expecting. They were offering 5% off retail, free delivery and a free 2Gb card for orders placed at the show with Micro Anvika.
Like I've said in multiple threads, the software is near final release, but there remain some kinks to work out. If it's available at the end of November, that would be quite soon. I think everyone here can say they'd rather have a solid product, and undoubtedly we don't want to release anything less than our best. This testing process is quite thorough.
I have to say I was impressed with the 810. I had my 770 with me for comparison and the 810 was a bit smaller (about the size of the 770 without the silver cover) and a heck of a lot lighter. The keyboard also wasn't as jammed up against the rest of the device as I thought it would be, quite usable.
WillS
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2007-11-19
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#24
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People are now able to buy these in the USA. So when does the rest of the world get to play?
C'mon Nokia! I have money that I want to give you. The very least you can do is give us an idea when I can do that.
C'mon Nokia! I have money that I want to give you. The very least you can do is give us an idea when I can do that.
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2007-11-19
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@ Leipzig/Germany
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#25
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Originally Posted by Tuxedosteve
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People are now able to buy these in the USA. So when does the rest of the world get to play?
C'mon Nokia! I have money that I want to give you. The very least you can do is give us an idea when I can do that.
seiichiro0185 who just sold his Sharp Zaurus to get an N810
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2007-11-20
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@ Paderborn / Germany
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#26
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Any news in Europe?
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2007-11-20
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@ UK
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Quim Gil says:
http://lists.maemo.org/pipermail//ma...er/012897.html
This doesn't shed much light on the subject in the meantime, except to say that the Maemo team recognise it as a real problem.
We are silently working to get all the exact dates you are waiting for.
We will communicate them as soon as they are confirmed.
This doesn't shed much light on the subject in the meantime, except to say that the Maemo team recognise it as a real problem.
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2007-11-20
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#28
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Most of Nokia's products come out first in Europe, partly because they're a European company and partly because Europe is their biggest market.
However, from what I understand the tablets completely reverse the situation, they seem to be much more popular in America than in Europe, so it makes sense that the US gets them first (especially with Christmas just round the corner).
However, from what I understand the tablets completely reverse the situation, they seem to be much more popular in America than in Europe, so it makes sense that the US gets them first (especially with Christmas just round the corner).
Originally Posted by aflegg
If the release version of the N810 is already on sale in America, then it sounds like European availability is out of the Maemo team's hands. AFAIK they just do the design work, they're not responsible for actually manufacturing and distributing it.
This doesn't shed much light on the subject in the meantime, except to say that the Maemo team recognise it as a real problem.
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2007-11-20
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Originally Posted by krisse
Indeed, but I also seem to remember this situation at the launch of the N800: end-users were getting devices before the discount codes would work.
If the release version of the N810 is already on sale in America, then it sounds like European availability is out of the Maemo team's hands. AFAIK they just do the design work, they're not responsible for actually manufacturing and distributing it.
Although the Maemo team will have no responsibility now, they're the best point of contact we've got to try and sort it out - or at least communicate clearly what the situation is.
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2007-11-20
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#30
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And from what Texrat said in another thread, the tablet that are going to be shipped from on-line orders are flashed right before shipping. So this might well mean that we can get a newer firmware (by "we" I mean whoever gets it on-line from the Nokia online store).
I had concerns over the full-screen button too, although confident I'll adjust.
Didn't manage to win one at the show, so did the next best thing. I pre-ordered one from Micro Anvika who Nokia had partnered with at the show, offering a 5% discount off their £299.99 list price, down to £284.99, free delivery & 2 GB card thrown in. Not too bad.
Nokia quoted a release date of 28th (or 26th?), although the Micro Anvika sales person advised I should expect delivery in approx 1 week.
When I queried this with Nokia their response was along the lines of, "typical sales people."
As a bonus I got to chat with the star of the N810 promo video too!
He even took a pic of my N800... but only because he was impressed with the Proporta Alu-Leather case. So I took a photo of him taking the photo, of course!