
Nokia, for a few years, has referred to their S60 devices as "Multimedia Computers." Their newer flagship devices carry the tagline "It’s what computers have become…" And it’s very difficult to argue against this. S60 devices can do nearly anything you can think of, including at least 90% of the things you can do with a full-blown PC.
Also, with devices such as the upcoming E90 purporting to be laptop replacements, one can’t help but wonder, "Could you really use an S60 device as your computer?" Well, I’m going to answer that question over the next 30 days. I will be using my Nokia N73 ME in place of my laptop for 30 days, beginning April 15th. I will use my existing laptop purely for media storage (via SoonR), and will get my hands on a Nokia Bluetooth Keyboard (SU-8W) to post with (Which, if you know of a place that has them in stock, please let me know, as I can’t find them. Or, if you wish to send me one, email me and I’ll send you my address).
To really get the feel for whether this is possible or not, I will also
maintain my current pc-like usage, including RSS, IM, Email, and
Posting to this blog. The only thing I will use my PC for is storage.
I’ll post every few days regarding my progress, and things that I’ve
noticed and whatnot. They will come under a new category "PC-Free for
30 Days."















