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2007-10-04
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weight:
N800 = 206g
HTC Advantage = 360g (74.8% more)
And the edges are quite 'sharp', unlike N800 smooth sides.
It's definitely small compared to uMPC or subnotebooks. But its capability is more on par with smartphones.
N800 = 206g
HTC Advantage = 360g (74.8% more)
And the edges are quite 'sharp', unlike N800 smooth sides.
It's definitely small compared to uMPC or subnotebooks. But its capability is more on par with smartphones.
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2007-10-04
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@ Sunny England :)
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Originally Posted by Roc Ingersol
Yes, but the cr4p 640x480 resolution kind of makes the extra physical dimensions pointless. And Winderz Mobile is severely limited compared to maemo (although I still run a WM device for TomTom)
HTC Advantage vs n800
sounds a little narrower, considerably taller, and about as fat as the n800's bump. So it's not that much bigger, though the extra 'height' rules it out of the few pockets I do get my n800 comfortably into.
5.2 x 3.8 x .6 vs 5.6 x 2.9 x .5
(inches)
sounds a little narrower, considerably taller, and about as fat as the n800's bump. So it's not that much bigger, though the extra 'height' rules it out of the few pockets I do get my n800 comfortably into.
(oversized cargo pockets notwithstanding; and not counting the keyboard on the htc)