Actually the N770 also has bluetooth.
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| mvermeer Feb 23, 2007 11:05 AM EDT |
I think it was a good design choice from Nokia. Instead of building in cellular connectivity, they use bluetooth to hook up with a BT-enabled cell phone that is 1/3 the price and that you can have in your shirt pocket. OTOH it uses up its battery fast and you need a double set of chargers. But the combination works *very* well. What use do I make of my 770? Well, mostly reading email over the hotel's WLAN when traveling. But also Web phoning for free (or almost) with Gizmo. And at our countryside home, email-over-BT-over-cellular. And reading student theses in PDF. And, surprisingly, octave scripting -- works great on the little gadget. Imagine, a Unix workstation in your pocket. |
| jdixon Feb 23, 2007 11:57 AM EDT |
> What use do I make of my 770? My wife says that with fbreader it makes a great ebook reader. With a 1GB card in place, you have room for several hundred books. |
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