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	<title>Comments on: Nokia N800</title>
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		<title>By: Gurbachan</title>
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		<description>the N800 capable of being your internet device rather than your laptop? Not quite. Even though the device is quite enthralling and the experience is quite a pleasant one to use while browsing, it doesn’t quite live up to the experience of a laptop. However, I don’t think the device was made TO BE a replacement for PC’s or laptops. The N800 is however the next best option. I would rather walk around with the N800 than with my laptop. The browsing experience is not too far off from what you would get with a laptop anyway. What’s more, most tasks can still be efficiently completed with the N800 as with a laptop. So is the N800 worth it? A definitive yes. The device in my opinion has kept true to what it was intended perfectly. A more portable way to browse the internet and still have an efficient experience. With all of the bits included (media player, RSS feeds, IM, streaming) the N800 does not fail as the optional device for portability.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>the N800 capable of being your internet device rather than your laptop? Not quite. Even though the device is quite enthralling and the experience is quite a pleasant one to use while browsing, it doesn’t quite live up to the experience of a laptop. However, I don’t think the device was made TO BE a replacement for PC’s or laptops. The N800 is however the next best option. I would rather walk around with the N800 than with my laptop. The browsing experience is not too far off from what you would get with a laptop anyway. What’s more, most tasks can still be efficiently completed with the N800 as with a laptop. So is the N800 worth it? A definitive yes. The device in my opinion has kept true to what it was intended perfectly. A more portable way to browse the internet and still have an efficient experience. With all of the bits included (media player, RSS feeds, IM, streaming) the N800 does not fail as the optional device for portability.</p>
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