Nokia N810 Tablet – official
Nokia is finally added a Qwerty keyboard to its N810 Tablet, a move that was long overdue. It’s really annoying to type URLs or type emails on a virtual keyboard. Thanks Nokia! There’s also a GPS chip in there and Nokia promises a “true web 2.0 experience”, thanks to Flash 9 and AJAX support.
Other details include a webcam for video calls. It will be connected via WiFi for sure, but we don’t know if it’s WiFi G (54mbps) or N (100+mbps), although I suspect that it will be “G”. Now, if it could sync to Exchange, that’d be fantastic. Price: $479.
Update: We’ve received official information from Nokia. Specs in the full post.
Specifications
- GPS receiver
- 4.13”, 800×480 resolution display
- WiFi-G (Confirmed on 10/17)
- BlueTooth
- Linux-based OS
- Flash 9 compatible
- up to 10GB of storage (optional)
- $479
Related: Nokia N770 Review, Nokia N800
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