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Written on my new Asus 701 PC, this diary entry compares the N810, Asus mini-laptop and the last, great Psions.
"[...] It's a nice little device, and a bargain for less than 220 quid, but the software lets it down. There's some promise in the simplified interface, but little things like confusing set-up of wireless LAN access (there are two icons in the status bar: one for configuration only, one for status of wifi & ethernet connections); the use of big, heavyweight sub-optimal applications like Amarok and the lack of optimisation for the screen estate. [...]"
Maemo's Hildon desktop often gets a lot of stick, but it could be worse - see the Eee...
Read more on my diary.
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