Toshiba was able to cram multiple forms of cellular into their toughbook
series...all mini-pci I think.
There was a new ultra-rugged military-grade umpc recently announced
(hi-vol sales only...$5K!!!) that had multiple forms of radios.
What happened to those software-programmable radios man?
So
On Tue, 2007-02-06 at 01:05 -0500, Mike Lococo wrote:
The SINGLE worst problem with the 770/800 is NO BT headsets.
It's a long standing complaint. I've come to believe it's
a conscious decision.
No argument here - It seems like the exclusion was conscious, but I
can't figure out why.
I do not intend this as a flame, but you chose the wrong device.
You want a laptop/tablet PC and you'll have to pay for it in both size and
cost. Just putting together a package like the N800.770 is is a feat. Look at
UMPCs and see what you can find, but I'd challenge you to find one that will
On Mon, 2007-02-05 at 21:36 -0500, ext Jonathan Greene wrote:
...
It would also be nice if we could get (think it's called) OBEX support
built in so you could bluetooth beam files back and forth between
phones and computers. The file manager does a nice job letting you
browse a bluetooth
Zoran Kolic wrote:
Correction...single worst problem is that N800 doesn't perhaps have
enough cpu to stream videos cleanly. This issue can't be fixed perhaps
by a better driver. Re-encoding stuff sucks.
More cpu, more power consumption. Buy desktop.
Actually no...buy a Pepper Pad
Brian Waite wrote:
I do not intend this as a flame, but you chose the wrong device.
You want a laptop/tablet PC and you'll have to pay for it in both size and
cost. Just putting together a package like the N800.770 is is a feat. Look at
UMPCs and see what you can find, but I'd challenge you
On 2/6/07, Mike Klein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tobacco...buy it at your corner store. Next year when Nokia releases
next model w/3G we can discuss further.
Over my dead 770 ... :-)
Dude...you just don't understand. There are two models which are equally
valid...each device to it's own and
Mike Lococo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's being actively worked on.
Not that we can tell. Hey Nokia, we want to help! Really!
The reason for the delay is, I believe, the work required to get
things running in the bluetooth driver within in the linux kernel.
If they had published the key
Depending upon device and it's features/quality...I could go either
dedicated device route or convergence all-in-one route.
Knock with all-in-one devices (like stereos) is you often get crap you
don't want and solution is watered downvalid points.
I thought at one time that my eensy-teensy
I agree, though - there /are/ two models. I think that Nokia's
addressing the convergence-luvvas quite nicely with their (much much
much more numerous) smart phone offerings. The N800, however, is a
deliberate step to the other end of the spectrum - single device,
single purpose (where
On 2/6/07, Zoran Kolic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 05 February 2007 22:28, Mike Klein wrote:
3rd worst problem is no 3G/cellular capability built-in.
Also my wash machine lacks it. I cannot sleep for that reason.
Sarcasm aside, Zoran has a very good point. Putting cellular
capability
On 2/6/07, Michael Wiktowy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wouldn't have bought a 770 or a N800 if it had a GSM/3G/Super-duper
next-gen phone built in.
Me neither
- I already have a bare-bones cell phone that makes calls just fine
... most people have
...
- It would tie it to some specific
Michael,
in the U.S. all three of Cingular (HSDPA), Verizon (EVDO), and Sprint
(EVDO) have deployed broadband mobile wireless services with a national
footprint that, if Sprint's vision is correct will become, in Sprint's
case, a stepping stone to full WIMAX deployment a few years down the
On 2/6/07, Paul Klapperich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm just looking for a small, barebones phone that has bluetooth.
I really think this is the way to go. I would love to find something
even simpler; a barebones little box that acts like a GSM modem with a
BT interface ... I don't even care
Michael Wiktowy wrote:
On 2/6/07, Zoran Kolic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 05 February 2007 22:28, Mike Klein wrote:
3rd worst problem is no 3G/cellular capability built-in.
Also my wash machine lacks it. I cannot sleep for that reason.
Sarcasm aside, Zoran has a very good point.
I have been holding off on 3G data plan due to horrific costs and
questions about availability/robustness.
Cingular's plan is like $80/mo for all you can eat. Given there are
comments regarding voice calls dropping when data is incoming and vice
versa...I'll be a late adopter thanks.
In S.F.
On Tuesday 06 February 2007 15:28:34 Mike Klein wrote:
I have been holding off on 3G data plan due to horrific costs and
questions about availability/robustness.
Cingular's plan is like $80/mo for all you can eat. Given there are
comments regarding voice calls dropping when data is incoming
Mike Klein wrote:
I'm in the no built-in cellular camp - for me, this was a smart move as I can
use the N800 with whatever phone I have now (GSM/GPRS) and with whatever phone I get with
my next upgrade (almost certainly a GSM/HSDPA phone).
Nokia probably took a look at the data plans
Acadia Secure Networks wrote:
All,
I am interested in using a Gennum 5500 nxzen bluetooth headset with the
N800 and a VOIP client.
Does anyone here have any info (e.g. perhaps a compatibility list from
Nokia itself) that indicates what headsets have been confirmed to work
with the N800?
On 2/5/07, sean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Acadia Secure Networks wrote:
All,
I am interested in using a Gennum 5500 nxzen bluetooth headset with the
N800 and a VOIP client.
Does anyone here have any info (e.g. perhaps a compatibility list from
Nokia itself) that indicates what headsets
The SINGLE worst problem with the 770/800 is NO BT headsets. It's a
long standing complaint. I've come to believe it's a conscious decision.
With BT headsets, these would be THE internet devices.
sean
Correction...single worst problem is that N800 doesn't perhaps have
enough cpu to
The SINGLE worst problem with the 770/800 is NO BT headsets.
It's a long standing complaint. I've come to believe it's
a conscious decision.
No argument here - It seems like the exclusion was conscious, but I
can't figure out why.
It's being actively worked on. The reason for the delay is, I
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