Nokia N810 hits store shelves
Remember that Nokia N810 Internet tablet–the one that we called “the most drool-worthy” of all of Nokia’s devices at CTIA? Well, good news: the N810 is finally available for purchase in the U.S. of A. In case you’ve forgotten, this device sports a touchscreen, a slide-out QWERTY keypad, WiFi, GPS, 2GB of storage (expandable to 10GB), a 400Mhz CPU and a custom Linux Maemo interface with a Mozilla-based browser. No, it doesn’t connect to any cellular networks, unless you tether it to a phone via Bluetooth. Still, you’d be hard pressed to find a better portable device for WiFi browsing. Available now from Best Buy, CompUSA, Micro Center, and Nokia’s flagship stores in New York and Chicago for an MSRP of $479.
For more on the N810:
– see this press release
Comments
Oh come on, in this ag of iPhone (both data and wifi) how can you call this device with its sucky in comparision software drool worthy. please deduct 1K geek points 🙂 And give a real math problem will ya to compat spam.