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2009-12-21
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That is so nifty.
It was very unclear what he did to "hack" into the box... Plugged it into a laptop... did he have to open a terminal? Or did an app autostart? It didn't look like much "hacking" was required, however.
I stopped watching when he switched to the N900 review. Anything interesting in that part?
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It didn't look like much "hacking" was required, however.
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But did it come with 32GB built in? No, I didn't think so.
The Internal memory is not free you know, either they have it built-in or they provide an SD card, no way in hell you will get both as standard.
Thank you gadsby! ( sorry), I did a quick search but it was futile... oh well...
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