Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Thu 25th Jan 2007 00:04 UTC
Our Nokia friends were very generous to send us over their newest Internet Tablet, the N800, for a review. Read more below about our experience with this Linux-based mobile gem.
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RE[2]: A few questions:
by Constantine XVI on Wed 24th Jan 2007 19:52
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RE[3]: A few questions:
by morganth on Wed 24th Jan 2007 23:40
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vim runs on the 770, but you probably wouldn't want to use it (or any other text-entry application) for taking notes.
instead, consider Xournal, which was ported to the 770 (should be available on 800 too, soon) and is a great note taking application. I'm addicted to it.
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The BT works with Nokia's BT keyboard (many reports online show this). I have two BT keyboards here, but they don't use the normal BT profile, so I can't test them.
Regarding word processor, no, you will have to wait for a port of AbiWord for the N800 (currently, only an alpha version for the N770 exists). There is a "notes" application though if you want to write stuff. And there is the GPE TODO to manually install if you want a to-do list.