distguitar
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2008-01-09
, 18:23
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#11
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2008-01-09
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@ CA
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#12
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2008-01-09
, 18:57
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@ A quiet place.
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2008-01-10
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@ France
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2008-02-04
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#15
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2008-02-06
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2008-02-06
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@ Germany
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2008-02-06
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2008-02-08
, 11:39
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2008-02-11
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@ egypt
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I can play WoW over LAN/WAN among other games. For that purpose I set up two computers running RealVNC(One being server and one being client) then I use rdesktop to access the client computer and I am then controlling two computers. I use the client computer to access the server computer and then run WoW or other PC games. Slow framerate, especially over WAN, but if you get used to it you can do simple stuff in WoW. Anyway, my classmates at the university was quite amazed when I sat playing WoW on my n810. The perspectives are definitely more interesting than the present usabillty level.