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So its minimum wage if you are only waiting on one table. Let me know when that happens.
The digital channels are already in place now, if you haven't seen it already most stations have several digital channels, so NBC has its normal channel, an HD version of the same, weather channel and sports channel. Here it is 5-1 through 5-4. This is assuming you have an over the air signal, who knows what the cable companies carry.
Trust me this would make a crappy phone, it is set up for video conferencing so it has to be a couple of feet away to prevent sort of a feedback phenomenon (based on the N800). Even if the speakers and mic were more phone like it would be the equivalent of holding a brick up to talk into---this thing is fairly large. Phones are so small it doesn't hurt to carry a fully functional easy to use one along with, at least if you have a purse to stash it away in. ;)
The original price on the N800 was $400 so I wouldn't say this is extremely up-market compared to that.
Love it, looks like the full screen option works better on this one compared to the N800 too.
I don't think you would want to talk on the phone on this, I find it weird using the N800 for Skype because you have to set it a few feet away from you to talk, still it came in very handy overseas.
Looks like this dropped the price of the N800 substantially for those who can live without the mini-keyboard and GPS.
So basically if I were a particularly smart thief I would just figure out how to hack into the Onstar system or replicate the appropriate signal given to slow down the car(s) of my choice then reactivate them once I had acquired them---then clip a wire or two to inactive the Onstar. Way to make it easy for them. Think about garage door openers---they seemed secure until somebody comes up with a signaler that scans all of the frequencies until the door opens.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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