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2008-03-16
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heh, i think thats a trademark infringement in progress 
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2008-03-16
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What is wrong? It is just a reader/writer. It appears that it does not actually support cellular service?
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2008-03-16
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don't think the product itself is stamped Nokia...that would be a problem...but I think the seller has been spending too much time keyword spaming on eBay and added Nokia N800 to the item title in their store.
It does look like a reader for SIM cards perhaps more targeted toward cloning cards then the mentioned 'back-up'. Reminds me of the days when it was easy to 'test' DirecTV cards...ummm, yeah, right.
It does look like a reader for SIM cards perhaps more targeted toward cloning cards then the mentioned 'back-up'. Reminds me of the days when it was easy to 'test' DirecTV cards...ummm, yeah, right.
http://www.pacific-parts.com/nokia-n...d-adapter.html
dont companies need license from Nokia to do this? clearly they just stamped the name "N800" on it?
or is this real? hmm