Nokia's N810 Internet Tablet is a small format device based on a Linux core, which is designed for mobile communications. Internet access over Wi-Fi provides for web browsing, mobile email, Voice over IP, internet radio, IM and so on.
The N810 can also display PDFs, play music, store your contacts and display photos. It has a touch screen and incorporates handwriting recognition.
But there is no SIM support, which makes it an odd mobile device these days. And its size makes it smaller than a Ultra Mobile PC, but larger than a mobile phone.
ZDNet.co.uk has published my full review. Read it here.
The N810 can also display PDFs, play music, store your contacts and display photos. It has a touch screen and incorporates handwriting recognition.
But there is no SIM support, which makes it an odd mobile device these days. And its size makes it smaller than a Ultra Mobile PC, but larger than a mobile phone.
ZDNet.co.uk has published my full review. Read it here.