Hi, >Afternoon happy N800'ers! > >I will be conducting an experiment. I will be travelling from >the UK to San Francisco, and then back via Dallas, and instead >of carrying my laptop, i am going to be armed with just my >N800 and a bluetooth keyboard. That is what I did on my visit to SF (well, I had 770 instead because back then). The laptop was too hard to use in the very cramped tourist class (which was very uncomfortable even without the laptop). The flight had free wireless lan as far as I remember but it required some multi-digit "security code" that was impossible to remember and pain to enter with the virtual keyboard. >I have loaded up my 2GB card with tunes, audio books, pics of >the kids. I have 4GB space on my N800 and the cards are full. I have plenty of audio books and music. They are excellent on bus etc. >While i am on the place, is there a way for me to kill the wireless >completely? This would ensure i don't get hassle from the air >hostesses but also to save as much battery for the flight as possible. As somebody told already. However, if you was planning to use the bluetooth keyboard, obviously it turns that off too because wireless off means wireless off including bluetooth. I couldn't use the 770 on flight from SF to Denver because the flight crew didn't understand that it was not a phone and I didn't want to argue about that because I was already so tired that I slept most of the trip until the plane flew to severe turbulence in Denver. >Any advice? Am i mad trying this, or should i just take my >laptop as a backup? :) I carry laptop nowadays only on business trips. On vacation trips I can live with N800 only. Best Regards Karoliina
