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I have N800 and 770. Currently writing this in Tear on my 770. :D I will get the next device when it comes out.

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Dual, proper (full-size) SD slots is what made me buy the N800, and that's why I'm getting a Pandora. Any new Nokia device will have to include dual full-size SD or I will not buy it. All my other devices use full-size SD and I'm now getting a video camera with full-size SD support (that's where those devices are going), so the demand for full-size SD is going _up_, not down.

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Who needs cards when you have 32Gb onboard :P

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??? do you put your onboard memory into your camera?

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Nah, but hopefully we'll see more WiFi/Bluetooth equipped cameras in the near feature. At the absolute worst, you could always carry a USB cable with you (or an Eye-Fi).

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Instead, just take the sdhc card from the camera, plug it into the external sd slot. Easier, faster, no cables, and very practical.

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there's no "instead". there's no way to get images from my camera to the N800 except taking the SD card out and putting it into the N800.

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I have an N810 and an N800, I use the N810 most days I move around with it in my bag or pocket. The N800 has become a music streaming station/Skype and Dialcentral client. I will buy the new tablet when it comes out.

I am holding off on buying a new S60 device to see if the RX-51 can be my mobile phone. That's also why I'm praying these rumors of a larger tablet die away and we get a smaller one.

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Yup. I have all three models, because of strange incidents in the space-time continuum between 2007 and 2008, and probably many others have two, so the total is over 200%...

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I meant, why would anyone need 2 full sized SD card slots in new Nokia when you'll have 32Gb onboard? 1 MicroSD would be more than enough.