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Re: xp news
« Reply #15 on: April 18, 2008, 02:05:00 PM »
I do that with my laptop
I put in on my hard-drive and use vlc to play it like a dvd.
on trips I don`t have to carry disc that way.

Yeah, I rip to DivX encoded AVIs. Then I don't have to use 4+GBs of space, most movies compress down to under 1GB. If I use the screen settings for my N800 (which I use to watch DVDs and TV on trips, 'cause it fits in my pocket) I can get a movie down to 600MB, most TV shows under 300MB. With two 4GB cards in my N800, I can have the equivalent of 13-16 DVDs in my pocket, ready to watch. And a stack of SDHC cards with more movies is no bigger than a pack of gum.
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Re: xp news
« Reply #16 on: April 18, 2008, 02:30:52 PM »
I use a x50
but it`s 3 years old and starting to die
can the n800 do word & excel?
I need a pda that handle those and watch movies?
My movie for my x50 makes movie 200 to 300mb avi movies ,but the screen is 4"
I got no idea how many sd cards I have any more.
I bought a mess of them from woot.
can a n800 handle streaming?
youtube or tv websites?

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Re: xp news
« Reply #17 on: April 18, 2008, 03:06:22 PM »
can the n800 do word & excel?
I need a pda that handle those and watch movies?

The N800 is not a PDA, it's a Linux based tablet. Since it has no keyboard, word and excel would be a pain. There are utilities for viewing documents, but it's not really a general purpose computer. It does work with Google Docs, IIRC, so you could do docs and spreadsheets that way on it.

can a n800 handle streaming?
youtube or tv websites?

Yes. Web based stuff is the N800 target.
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Re: xp news
« Reply #18 on: April 18, 2008, 03:33:41 PM »
hmm
thanks
gonna have to give it some serious though
the website doesn`t give enough description for me to know
you saying it does streaming is a selling point for me
it wasn`t mentioned onsite.
I find technology today lacking in sales presentation
I think a good old fashion horse trader can clean up in this day and age.

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Re: xp news
« Reply #19 on: May 06, 2008, 11:09:25 PM »
what the toughest movie to crack?
casino royale was tricky for me
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Maybe I'll rent Casino Royale and see if it's any problem going that route.
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I got a copy of Casino Royale, and it's ripping right now. If I have any problems with playback, I'll let you know. Otherwise, it was painless.
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Re: xp news
« Reply #20 on: May 07, 2008, 02:18:59 AM »
some of the sony movies are the toughest
so tough that thier own dvd players can`t run it.
so I think thier pulling back on the blocker`s till they get a better idea.
let me know if you get trouble
I find out the exact name of that hd decrypter for you to try
it`s pretty strong.

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Re: xp news
« Reply #21 on: May 07, 2008, 06:56:18 AM »
some of the sony movies are the toughest
so tough that thier own dvd players can`t run it.
so I think thier pulling back on the blocker`s till they get a better idea.
let me know if you get trouble
I find out the exact name of that hd decrypter for you to try
it`s pretty strong.

Seems to work without a hitch.
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