Wasn't she a borg?

She was the HOT Borg.

I absolutely love my n800. I haven't fully realized the complete potential of such a device, but that is what I like about it. I can fiddle, tweak, tune, screwup, break, reflash and start all over again. I mean the price dropped 200 dollars in a little more than year. As the General said, 200 is a great price point and If there are any newcomers that want to dabble in the tablet waters, I say pick up the N800. I dont think the N810 is worth it and yeah, sure the N900 is probably going to have a lot more functionality, speed, etc etc, but I would never pick up the N900 at 400 or 500 dollars. I would like to be an early adopter of technology but unfortunately the wallet doesnt allow it The greatest thing about N800 is when it has become obsolete, probably sometime in mid 2009, I will still have it on my coffee table to browse the web or check an email or run a search on Wikipeida for something that I just saw on Discovery channel...but thats only if future routers continue to be backwards compatible to 802.11g