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Tuesday, May 29, 2007

N800 Review

I've been playing/working with the N800 for a good while now, and have recently combined with Tiffany Boggs of of TabletPCReview for a review of the N800. Here is a snippet:
Image: Nokia N800, via TabletPCReview

...The N800 is great for catching up on those emails and other business uses, but it has some nice entertainment features like I mentioned before. You can watch videos, listen to music and have Web chats, thanks to Internet calling and the Web cam.

It has taken me a while to figure out a place for the N800 in my world of computing, but it does remind me a lot of the Palm T5 that I used to own: powerful in its own right, but with the Internet comes a personal window to a lot more. The included software is easy to learn and the battery life just makes you want to use it more...

Read the entire review at TabletPCReview.

Thanks to the Nokia Blogger Relations Program for lending MMM/me the device for my parts of this review.

Labels: Brighthand, internet tablet, N800, usability