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Review summary: The thought of an internet tablet is, at least at first, a confusing one. It's not a notebook, or a PDA, or smartphone, but rather an oddity that takes aspects of each and mashs them into a single device. On the surface it is hard to pin down just ...

Review summary: Until you use it, Nokia's N800 Internet Tablet seems impressive. Designed to let you surf the Web and access e-mail while on the go, the $400 device has a svelte design and a strong collection of software. Ultimately, however, working with the N800 is ...

Pros: Display is crisp and clear Offers impressive audio quality

Cons: Lacks basic PDA and office apps Web pages can be difficult to read

Verdict: Despite offering incremental improvements in form and software over its predecessor, the Nokia N800 fails to make a compelling case for itself. Neither a PDA nor a cell phone nor a UMPC, the device is ultimately just a $400 toy for technology ...

Review summary: Hey, Linux community--your handheld is here. Now start programming so the rest of us can use it for the things we want to do.

Pros: Terrific screen. Elegant design. Excellent Web browser.

Cons: No software available for many common tasks.

Verdict: Hey, Linux communityyour handheld is here. Now start programming so the rest of us can use it for the things we want to do.

Review summary: This sweet Linux handheld needs more applications.

Review summary: We reviewed the Nokia 770 Internet Tablet one year ago, and we liked it as a first attempt at a new breed of device that brought the Internet to your couch, back yard, purse and pretty much anywhere for a low $349 price tag. As with the nokia 770 ...

Pros: Fantastic web browser, excellent high resolution touch screen display, acceptable price tag. Dual SD card slots makes for versatile memory expansion. Compact and attractive device. Good multimedia features. Excellent RSS reader. Very good sound ...

Cons: Though cheap compared to UMPCs like the Samsung Q1, the N800 isn't a trivial purchase. No popular IM client pre-installed other than Google Talk, and takes some techie knowledge to get GAIM (a Linux-based application that supports several popular IM ...

Verdict: There's nothing quite like the Nokia N800 (except the Nokia 770. It's a simple, compact yet powerful Internet lifestyle device that's perfect for those who want a desktop-like web browsing experience on the go. The RSS reader, Internet Radio, email ...