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Review summary: Nokia looks to complement the N800 Internet Tablet with the new N810, which features a slide-out keyboard and built-in GPS functionality. Ars takes a look to see if the new features justify the higher price tag.

Pros: Support for mainstream commercial software like Skype and Rhapsody, Interface improvements bring increased usability to the operating system, The open software platform facilitates a rich third-party software ecosystem, A terminal application and ...

Cons: Doesn't ship with a complete PIM suite or any calendaring software, Built-in instant messaging client only supports Jabber, The mail program that ships with the device still has performance problems, Secondary internal memory is not upgradeable like ...

Review summary: If you are in need of a device that is smaller than your notebook, but can do e-mail and Internet browsing better than most phones, than you are looking for an Internet tablet. These devices fit somewhere between a smartphone and UMPC and connect to ...

Review summary: As handheld internet browsers/media players go, the N810's a doozie. Shame it's not much use outside the house…

Pros: Full QWERTY keyboard. Wi-Fi. Flash support. Sat-nav. Improved storage

Cons: No 3G. Hell, no mobile connectivity at all. Need to use stylus

Review summary: nokia n810 internet tablet review: The N810 now comes with built-in GPS and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, but just how Web 2.0 is it?

Pros: QWERTY keyboard, Integrated GPS, Excellent Web 2.0 experience, Long list of supported media files, Cramped keyboard, Weak speaker system

Cons: Cramped keyboard, Weak speaker system

Review summary: Of course, we all knew after the ultimate smart phone the Blackberry and iPhone hit the market that all of the other companies would not be able to stand being out of the game and of course Nokia has delivered their product. Coming in the package of ...