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2008-03-29
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Expand the poll!
Originally Posted by CyberCat
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2008-03-29
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Originally Posted by HowieG
Some things included in OpenMoko
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
N810GS = Onboard GSM SIM card edition!
You forgot:
N810MS = Motion Sensor Edition
N810MD = Mini DVI Edition
Or better:
A810i = All inclusive Edition
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2008-03-29
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As GeneralAntilles says, we know the official name is "Nokia N810 WiMAX Edition". Any suggestions of "N830" or similar are just ridiculous, there's no way on Earth we should call it that as a community: there's no guarantee it won't conflict with the next tablet (if one is produced).
N810W seems to be the winner. The extra letter for "Edition" isn't needed to disambiguate it, the chances of any other N810 variants are slim (I'd put money on that, at least).
N810W seems to be the winner. The extra letter for "Edition" isn't needed to disambiguate it, the chances of any other N810 variants are slim (I'd put money on that, at least).
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2008-03-30
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Bump ba-bump.
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2008-03-30
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Is it such an effort to write 'Wimax n810' until Nokia comes with an official name? It is almost out for release.
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2008-03-30
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Why would people skip N820 and call it N830 ?
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2008-03-30
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Originally Posted by iamthewalrus
Nokia has come out with an official name, it's "Nokia N810 Internet Tablet - WiMAX Edition".
Is it such an effort to write 'Wimax n810' until Nokia comes with an official name? It is almost out for release.
What do you have against an abbreviation, anyway? :\
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2008-03-31
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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles
Typing either one gives me the feeling of attempting to go really far in an LPmud.
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.
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