You are viewing the older version of this Weblog. I have left this version available for those of you who do not have Javascript enabled in your web browser.

If you have Javascript enabled and would like to view the lastest version of this Weblog, please go here.
« Nine Inch Nails: Ghos… | Main |   » The Nokia N95 8GB...

April 02, 2008

Informatio: , , , , , , , , ,

Flying: The N810 way...

Thanks to my trusty (and, , of course), Josiah was occupied while flying this past week…

Mr. The Frog Rocks the N810

For those of you who still don’t consider the Internet Tablets as worthwhile s, you should think again. Find someone with installed and play around with it for a while. I know you’ll be impressed.

The video you see in this picture went from DVD to (Mac) to N810 without a hitch. The playback was flawless and the N810 kept its charge for much more than the three hour flight to and from California (almost two whole movies and a bunch of music listening).

Posted at 2:24 pm

Trackback:

Trackback Link:

Please enable javascript to generate a trackback url

Comments (4):
i’m convinced my 800 is a perfect media player. if i’d have to convince someone else, though, i wouldn’t try canola. i find it difficult to use and unresponsive. i think the built in player is the better choice.

Daniel - April 02, 2008 at 2:46 pm

Interesting… I’ve had no issues with Canola — and it’s always been very responsive for me (aside from the start-up time).

timsamoff () (URL) - April 02, 2008 at 3:08 pm

I love my N800 as which is cheaper and better

venkat () - April 02, 2008 at 3:56 pm

Ummm… Cheaper: Yes. Better? Subjective. I have both, and well… I carry my N810 with me now.

timsamoff () (URL) - April 02, 2008 at 6:07 pm

  
Remember personal info?

Emoticons / Textile

I have implemented this measure for any Entry over 30 days old in order to alleviate automated spam.
 

  (Register your username / Log in)

Notify:
Hide email:

Small print: All html tags except <b> and <i> will be removed from your comment. You can make links by just typing the url or mail-address.