Compare Prices : Nokia N800

Review summary: Just to recap, the N800 ($240 to $400 online) is about the size of a pocket address book-2.95 x 5.7 x 0.5 inches, weighing 7.27 ounces. It sports a 4.1-inch wide-format, touch-sensitive screen (800x480 pixels, 65,536 colors), built-in speakers and ...

Verdict: On the home screen, the contact list appears down the left side. On the right side, you see profile and other information about the selected contact, as well as big call and chat buttons. There are three tabs across the top left: contacts (visible on ...

Pros: The Navigation Kit for the Nokia N800 Internet Tablet brings turn-by-turn voice directions to the portable device and includes maps of North America, and a vast points-of-interest database.

Cons: Navicore's interface isn't very intuitive, and there's no way to view a list of turn-by-turn directions. Maps become washed out when viewed on the N800's screen in bright sunlight. There's no support for text-to-speech functionality, and the package ...

Verdict: The Navigation Kit for the Nokia N800 Internet Tablet provides you with the tools to turn the portable Web browser into a personal navigator, but its true potential is stymied by an unintuitive interface and lack of features.

Review summary: From a personal perspective, my only concern in the real world is where and when I would use this. Having pushmail to my smartphone and laptop/datacard for browsing answers pretty much everything I need - If the Internet Tablet at least offered GPRS ...

Review summary: What you see before is the rumored follow-up to the Nokia N800 Internet Tablet. As I'm sure you can see, this time around they've included a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, clearly responding to the feedback Nokia received on the first N800...

Verdict: Even though the Nokia N800 received a rather major upgrade recently, that hasn't stopped the Finnish developer from working on the handheld's successor. What you see before is the rumored follow-up to the Nokia N800 Internet Tablet. As I'm sure you ...