Oliver Starr over at MobileCrunch has dished out a thorough review of the new Nokia N800 tablet phone he’s been testing under NDA over the past month. Oliver contrasts the 800 with the 770, saying it has a nicer form factor, with larger stereo speakers. The N800 features an 800 x 480 color display screen, two memory card slots (Micro SD, MMC, SD, and Mini SD) for cards up to 2 GB each (4GB by user experience), a faster processor than the 770, plenty of battery-life for a day of use without charging.
Check out Oliver’s post for his detailed review.
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That Buy Now button doesn’t work. Dammit.
I mean on this site, I do realize it can be bought. It looks fantastic.
This, and other devices like it, will make the mobile digital media experience attractive to mainstream consumers. UI simplicity will be a driver to widespread adoption.
Im using the Nokia E61, and i am a Nokia fan, since 1996. but look at this phone design, its supposed to be a direct competitor to the iphone.
I would say, it doesnt stand a chance.
@Adam benayoun
actually, if it’s programmable it may become the bidness man’s iPhone.
don’t know if it is programmable.
Love the phone, but nothing compared to the king “iphone”!!
Andrew
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What an ugly looking device. That coupled with the poor product pages and painfully slow ‘flash demo’ of features doesnt help either.
I was hoping that the mention of ‘tablet’ in the title meant that this might be a good supplement to a ‘tablet pc’ — ie, one that you can actually write on. Unfortunately it seems to be another case of marketing fluff…
Remember, although this is a Nokia, it’s not actually a phone. It’s an Internet tablet.
Painfully slow ‘flash demo’? Hmm so you are either using dial-up or a second rate mobile internet because it loads just fine for me…
Btw, iPhone is hardly the king…
I own the 770 and it is a very interesting device. Not good for extended duration use, but if you have 802.11 or bluetooth pairing through a cell phone for internet access, it’s a lot nicer to use than trying to use a phone based web browser.
Looks like a nice gadget. I’d use it!
That is pretty sweet… here’s a video of it http://www.personalumpc.com/nokia-n800/