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Review summary: The N800 is a compact device that's finely tuned to give users access to the web, email, RSS feeds and, to a limited extent, instant messaging and VoIP.

Verdict: The N800 is a bit of a conundrum. It does a number of mobile tasks quite well, but misses other key capabilities, so it won't replace your smartphone or laptop. It's also quite expensive in comparison with other leading-edge smartphones. This is one ...

Review summary: A simple question, why does one need an internet tablet? After all you have a laptop, desktop PC, mobile phone with web browsing!So it's even more of a shame that Nokia's new N800 internet tablet is so good, when we can't find a use for it.

Review summary: The N800 Internet Tablet is a strange device to come from Nokia. The company is a phone specialist and yet the N800 doesn't support SIM cards. It does support communications, though, in the form of video ...

Verdict: If, after reading this, you aren't clear precisely what the N800 Internet Tablet is for, or who might want one, then join the club. Yes, it is nice looking, and browsing the Internet while holding it in one hand is quite satisfying. But it doesn't do ...

Review summary: While it might not have enough new features to make Nokia 770 owners upgrade, the new Nokia N800 does continue the Internet Tablet tradition well. Check out our quick review of the updates for this great hand-held internet device.

Pros: Great screen, comfortable design, built in camera

Cons: Bad stylus, somewhat convoluted video call system

Verdict: In all honesty, unless you are committed to making handheld internet video calls, the N800 might not be worth the upgrade for current 770 users.

Review summary: Nokia N800 Internet Tablet is a truly well operating all-in-one Internet-multimedia product, incorporating numerous and properly developed options. It sports a large and beautiful display that ensures the pleasure while viewing Internet pages or ...

Pros: A big display with 800 x 480 pixel resolution, Convenient usage with fingers only, An open-source core allowing for the creation of various applications, Steady work regardless of the extent of active applications, Two slots for full-size SD/MMC cards

Cons: Absence of Bluetooth audio support, Poor microphone performance (oversensitivity), A more powerful battery would be desirable