Great news!
Thanks to Dynamism, the Nokia N810 contest is now open internationally! We are also working together to offer additional entry prizes for ALL finalists, but that's not set in stone yet. These prizes are most likely to be geeky novelties also offered by Dynamism. I'm partial to the infinite bubble wrap keychain myself. The grand prize winner will get a voucher for Dynamism good for one Nokia N810 Internet Tablet and international shipping, all paid for by ThoughtFix LLC.
At this point I will send you over to an article (on my UMPC blog) I wrote about Dynamism long before we talked about this contest. Not only will the grand prize winner get an N810, but they'll also get the support and experience of a Dynamism customer. Good news all around.
Finally, the judges and I talked and we believe it's fair for friends of judges to enter into the contest. The caveat is that any judge cannot nominate their own friends as finalists. If the other judges agree to nominate that entry and the users vote it best, it will win.
6 comments:
the Dynamism link is borked
Well done Dan.
I've posted news.
Regards
Steve.
The N810 Feature Poll...
Needs multiple voting ability, as I want, or NEED at least 4 of the items to vote on BUT, can only vote on just one.
Here is my priority.
-JAVA
-Lower Price!
-No need for GPS at all (should be optional ONLY)!
-Normal SD slot
-USB (hard drive, Flash Drive, keyboard, mouse, etc) (ability to synch with Eee PC or Quanta's version of the OLPC, when it comes out)...
-IMAP email reader that we can use, might need a bigger screen? A version of Thunderbird with and address book and SynoLab would be good. See:
http://www.linux.com/articles/53463?tid=130
" Turn Thunderbird into a collaboration tool
By default, Thunderbird doesn't have a calendar, and it lacks the ability to synchronise data between multiple clients. However, the Calendar plugin combined with the SyncKolab extension can fill the void. You also need an IMAP account, which SyncKolab uses to synchronise the contacts and calendar data. You can either use a local Kolab server or an IMAP email account; the latter option is probably easier".
- FM Radio I liked too
- Ogg vorbis player
Oops, one more:
To be able to use AAA batteries in the N810 and like devices (the AA 15 minute rechargeable ones are WONDERFUL for my camera, can even charge on cig-lighter in car in 15 minutes, and it would be nice to use such fast charging batteries for devices like the N810 and cell phone as well). Proprietary battery prices are a rip-off for when you tear em apart they are just AAA cell batteries in the package anyway, in most cases).
Just curious. Why are you spending money on this? Marketing? You don't even have advertisements on your blog to make money off of it!!
Anonymous: I need more traffic to get advertisers. I am doing this for my own curiosity and to increase user interaction with the tablet community. If it grows, I will get more traffic and thus advertisers.
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