can't wait for the N810 ...hopefully they'll make N900,then N910 .., the next revolution in communication beside laptop and cell phones. Keep it in your pocket, discreet device unlike a fancy laptop. The best part is that you can take this device anywhere with wifi technologies to connect. I am sure more and more wifi hotspot will be available on a wider coverage in the following years or so.

RAREGUY

Pasadena, CA

The Nokia N800 is a handheld tablet PC.  I say this because at first glance it looks like an overgrown iPhone.  Anywhere there is a wi-fi connection, the Nokia N800 can access the internet. By using a stylus on the touch screen, you can enter text (by using a keyboard displayed on the touch screen), send e-mail and surf.  Depending on how good your eyes are, you may want to use the zoom feature to enlarge something on the screen. The operating system is a version of Linux.  There are some Java animations or scrollers that this does not seems to be able to handle.  But maybe this just points out that some sites have** too many** interactive, animated features.  (Those of you who need to hear this, take heed.) It is a little bit of a pain to use a stylus on the touch screen, rather than use a physical keyboard.  I see that the Nokia N810 has a real keyboard, although I have not tried that model.  All in all it is a nifty little device.  If you want mobile computing, you should take a look at the Nokia N800.

waynemckinstry

Chatham, IL