Nokia's N810 Internet Tablet, MOSH to debut soon?

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Jason @ Oct 15th 2007 10:11AM

Here's hoping for a new N8XX with:

- Better video playback
- Integrated GPS
- slide out thumboard

the N800 already has dual internal SDHC card slots for up to 16GB of memory.

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I thought that memory capability was limited to 2 GB cards currently?
The current N800 has dropped to $230.00 in a lot of places so I don't see that a new N800 could retail for say the original MSRP $375 + 100 = $475.00... The older 770 held at $375 until the N800 was formally announced.
I think that it's much more likely to retail under $400.00 point, or it wll clash with low end laptops with more capabilities. The N800 succesor needs improved capability and a hold on the price, or devices like the Asus 701 (think I got the number right) might well take the market away. i.e. it needs a GPS capability, continued WiFi + add on cards for WiMax etc. All IMHO of course.

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Jason @ Oct 15th 2007 10:34AM

Nokia.com says both internal SD slots are SDHC compatible, up to 8GB each.

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Tacticus @ Oct 15th 2007 10:46AM

Ian the difference between SD and SDHC is a simple software patch (in the right conditions(please note right conditions may vary :P))

all it is is a change to fat32 and a new addressing method both done in software.

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Ryan @ Oct 15th 2007 7:47PM

The N800 currently supports 16GB SDHC cards just fine (for a total of 32GB).

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