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Well I found I could buy them now at Walmart for $219 ... So I get the feeling Nokia may be on the verge of the next version of the hardware
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2009-03-05
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Not at all. Due to software updates and the increase in available memory card capacity, both the N800 and N810 are better devices than when they were launched, and now they're cheaper too!
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Well I sort of never left.
But I was somewhat angry at Nokia for kind of dumping the 770 users when they introduced the N8XX series.
Of course they made an effort with the hacker edition of the OS.
But as mad as I wanted to be the 770 remained to be my favorite handheld device ever, and the new default way for me to read book... now for years. I loved hacking on it, but I always had a few complaints.
The browser was pooey, I prefered minimo.
There was not enough storage memory.
The CPU was just a bit slower than I wished.
I just don't like on screen keyboards.
The N810 solved pretty much ALL of this, but cost $400.
Well I found I could buy them now at Walmart for $219.
Sold.
So I get the feeling Nokia may be on the verge of the next version of the hardware. And though I HOPE they don't dump me AGAIN I have a feeling the 810 will pick up where the 770 left off and carry me for many years. So in a way I don't really even care what is next. (Especially if it is a phone, or mainly has more phone like features).
But I am curious. what do you guys think?
Was I crazy to finally adopt the N810 THIS late in the game?