The Hundred Gunner

Does it support Dvorak keyboard layout?

And what's the difference between this and the Wi-Max edition? Found the answer to that one.

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endo

looks like they have only added dvorak as the onscreen keyboard. look here

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Does that mean I can't use Dvorak on the keypad?

If that's true, then this won't work for me at all

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The Hundred Gunner

So what do you think about the N800? The 810 is just too expensive for me. How do you think the 800 fares against the 810?

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endo

from what i could tell it is a little slower. and doesnt have a keyboard. but it has 2 memory slots and supposedly will support 16 gigs of memory. and you can use os 2007 on it so you might have more software for it until os 2008 comes out with more.

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Newegg reviews said 2008 is available as an update for the 800. I still don't know yet. I think I would find one of these very useful... Maybe I'll just wait for the 810 to get a price cut or something.

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The Hundred Gunner

Still can't decide...

N810: ~$400
N800: ~$200
Touch: $300 (probably less w/ student discount)

I'm wondering... What can I do with an N800 (I'm really not considering the N810 since it's too expensive) that I can't do on an iPod Touch?

I understand that the N800 has better resolution and can support SD cards. I like that. But the main reason I want a mobile device like this is:

1. Web Browsing
2. Email
3. Chat
4. Datebook

Web Browsing would be great on the N800, since the resolution is much better.

Email - I would actually prefer on the Touch, since I could easily sync it with my MacBook.

Chat/IMing can also be done on a Touch.

The iCal on a Touch would sync with my iCal on my Mac.

But... The N800 is much cheaper...

Can anyone offer me any advice on this deadlock?

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"I just talk the way I see things... If that's offensive to you... I'm sorry; you're a loser." - Michael Savage

"But you would be amazed by how many people think that the only reason to have a computer is to play games, and that playing games is all that anyone with a computer does." - dangerousHobo