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I use my NC10 as my desktop/only computer, I only ever do light tasks at home. I imagine that using similar spec with a full keyboard and large screen would be fine for a good percentage of home users.
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Look at fr-025: the.popular.demo
You should like the soundtrack, though it’s not 64kb but still 🙂
[/quote1250023605]That was very cool! And also reminded me of how tall I used to be in y platform boots and 28″ flared jeans
Mannn, ‘fr-08: .das .produkt’ was so cool! All in less that 64 Kb!! The soundtrack wasn’t bad either
The new Samsung GO, the new version of the N310 is listed on Samsung’s site as still having b/g, so probably no. You could change the wireless card though.
Oh dear, shame,
I would sell my dear old mum before my NC10. Come to think of it, she’d only fetch about 9p (sorry mum
)Now if you could think of a way to make your NC20 make money for you…. it’s be
time.Unfortunately I have to agree. You are likely to get the same response as if you asked a Ford rep how to de-gloss a Galaxy – ziltch!
When, or if, you receive a reply though, it would be interesting to see it
If you need a second opinion ( I will suggest at this point that Alfihar has enormous knowledge which should not be doubted) 200 pins is correct.
Hi Sam, well if the US 6 cell adverts are true then you should be able to obtain the larger battery for yours
Before you get too upset at missing out, I should point out that it has been noted that Samsung misquote their own specs on their website on occasion.
I have just found the new ‘GO’ version, which indeed states a 6 cell battery
There is a good guide here
It’s great being of an age when my stories are history lessons 
I’m pleased to help, young Jayne 
Oops, sorry Jayne