Would anybody from country where styluses can be bought send me a pack to Bulgaria? I am desperate. (Matches work very well when there is nothing else and you can always buy a pack of 50 for a few cents (: )

Bump for keeping this alive -
Has anyone found a source yet?
I'm down to 1, should I make a cast and start pouring them?

Just FWIW, I leave the one in the n800 alone where it sits and the other in a safe place.

I use the ones from the palms for everyday use. Those are EASY to get almost anywhere.

Why nokia had to go with such an utter oddball I have no idea, IMO just stupid if cute :-).

Cross ink pens makes a pen that has a stylus on it. I purchased one several years ago for use with my Palm V and then later T3. The current version of it is much different but it would present an acceptable alternative.

http://www.cross.com/search/searchre...tylus&x=18&y=7

any nintendo DS ones work fine. I've got one that's thicker & has a built-in LED light.. $10 for a pack of 2 @ gamestop

Sure, you can use any of the thousands of different available stylii, but are any of them the same dimensions as the N800 so that they will fit in the stylus slot in the device?

you can get them from this site http://www.mytrendyphone.dk/shop/nok...lus-6681p.html

too bad I cant read the language I cant tell how much it is or how they charge for shipping...

The Interrnet tablets are part of a fiendish finnish* plot to force the English speaking world to learn Danish. That's right, Danish. Finnish or Swedish would be too obvious, and those finns are far too devious for that.



* Say "fiendish finnish" over and over as fast as you can. Bonus points if done in public.

Well, .dk means it is a Danish website. The price without shipping is 89 Kroner, which is, believe it or not, about $17.44 USD. Shipping to Georgia in the USA was 17 Kroners, which is $3.72 USD, bringing the total for one N800 stylus pen to $21.16. I don't know about you, but I am not paying $21+ for a little piece of plastic.

sjgadsby- If you want to get technical, it is Dutch, not German. Although the two languages are similar, they are actually quite a bit different: in spelling and IMO, quite a bit different in pronunciation and just generally how they sound compared to regular German (spoken in northern/central Germany and considered the "standard").

I believe most believe most people in the Finland area speak Finnish and Swedish, although other secondary languages do include French and German.

Hoffnungsvoll, die meisten von diesem ist richtig. Wenn ich falsch bin bitte korrekt mich.

Danke schoen.