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2008-12-28
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(heavy sigh) 
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2008-12-28
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You've come to the wrong place, you can't install windows mobile, perhaps you should return your device. KTHNKXBYE!
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2008-12-28
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you cannot change your operating system. you can run emulator software that allows your n810 to run applications compiled for other O.S. If you found a windows mobile emulator, some of your applications may run too slow and use too much system memory.
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2008-12-28
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i kinda remember a thread about this topic a while ago. i think the answer involved a hammer. so in other words search before you post. haha
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2008-12-28
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why buy a tablet than runs a linux based OS if u don't like linux? heh. windows mobile is made for ARM so it would be incredibly difficult if not impossible to have it be compatible with our tablet.
the closest thing that could come is dosbox and getting windows ce. heh
the closest thing that could come is dosbox and getting windows ce. heh
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2008-12-28
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Originally Posted by bigr3dd0g
Perhaps the original poster received it as a present. If I am not mistaken it is that time of year.
why buy a tablet than runs a linux based OS if u don't like linux?
Originally Posted by bigr3dd0g
Not to confuse the issue, but if Windows Mobile is made for ARM (don't know it it is, don't know if it is not) how exactly does that make your point?
windows mobile is made for ARM so it would be incredibly difficult if not impossible to have it be compatible with our tablet.
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2008-12-28
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Originally Posted by soap
Go easy on the fellow... I think his IQ is in his screename...
Perhaps the original poster received it as a present. If I am not mistaken it is that time of year.
Not to confuse the issue, but if Windows Mobile is made for ARM (don't know it it is, don't know if it is not) how exactly does that make your point?
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2008-12-28
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Just FYI, the tablets are also ARM. So, WinMo can technically run on a N810.
If it ever does, the world will blow up. Seriously.
If it ever does, the world will blow up. Seriously.
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I just got a simple question for you:
how can I install Windows Mobile as Operative System on my N810?
I really hate linux and I'd like to have more simple life to find and installing apps.
Bye, thank you!