Published: 22 Jan 2007 09:15 GMT
Not really a handheld
It may look like one, but the N800 is not a PDA; rather, it's a mobile device that lets you surf the Web via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. You also can use it to make VoIP calls, do instant messaging and enjoy music and video.
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