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Nokia N800 Internet Tablet

Published: 26 Jan 2007

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Nokia N800 Internet Tablet

Review A definite improvement on its 770 predecessor, the Nokia N800 includes a faster processor, more memory, dual expansion card slots, a webcam, stereo speakers and an integrated stand. However, it still relies on Bluetooth or Wi-Fi for internet connectivity, and business users may find the software bundle somewhat limited. [17 Jan 2007]


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Photo Is it a handheld? A tablet PC? A personal video player? Just what is the Nokia N800 Internet Tablet? Read our review to find out more about this mobile device and check out the photos here. [22 Jan 2007]


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