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2008-03-29
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i propose n810wx
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2008-03-29
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can someone please post a link where their getting the information from for the Wimax version please. Thank you.
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2008-03-29
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Is it seriously called the N810 WiMax Edition? Do we know that for certain?
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2008-03-29
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As we aren't talking about an official name, I propose the W810. No more characters to type than before, and expandable.
3G N810 = G810
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3G N810 = G810
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2008-03-29
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Are you going to have to pay extra for the Wimax service cause if so doesnt seem that much worth it.
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2008-03-29
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Originally Posted by hemplacrosse4
can someone please post a link where their getting the information from for the Wimax version please. Thank you.
Originally Posted by CyberCat
See the front page of this website. . . .
Is it seriously called the N810 WiMax Edition? Do we know that for certain?
Originally Posted by hemplacrosse4
It's just like any other cellular data service.
Are you going to have to pay extra for the Wimax service cause if so doesnt seem that much worth it.
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2008-03-29
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
Weird. Well then Texrat lied to us back in the thread where we were guessing the name of the WiMax tablet. At the time he said:
See the front page of this website. . .
Originally Posted by Texrat
a current guess had NOT been made! No wonder we never guessed the current name.
Okay. I'll say this: somewhere in this thread, a correct guess was made.
I was the first to guess N810+WiMax which was pretty close, and I also put N810w as very likely in my carefully thought out list of possible names. No thanks to you Texrat.
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2008-03-29
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One thing I like about Sprint's Xohm WiMax service is that there won't be contracts.
http://www.xohm.com/advantages.html
http://www.xohm.com/advantages.html
Pay Your Way
Other services offer wireless Internet, but they usually lock you in with contracts and cancellation fees that keep your experience on their terms. As a Xohm member, you’ll get wireless broadband access on yours:
By the day or by the month
No binding contracts
No cancelation fees
Simple activation and reactivation
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2008-03-29
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
N810WE should be OK, but we need to make sure we leave room for all the other editions we need Nokia to produce:
So, now that the N810 with WiMAX has more or less been officially announced (and they decided not to give us a new model number), what do we call it?
Personally, I'd go for N810W (WiMAX), as it's one less letter to type, but N810WE (WiMAX Edition, as proposed by Jaffa) works for me too.
N810BK = Better Keyboard edition
N810HR = Hi Resolution Camera edition
N810SD = Full size SD card slot x2 edition
N810VA = 3D Video Acceleration edition
N810PO = Full PIM suite and Office editing edition
and not forgetting...
N810GS = Onboard GSM SIM card edition! (
)Of course we're in trouble if they bring out a version with all of these together..
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2008-03-29
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Well, unfortunately, it's not really up to us to name it, is it? But, since the n810 was basically a modified n800, might as well call it an n830, right? Stay consistent, I say.