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Photos: Nokia N800 Internet Tablet

Is it a PDA? A tablet PC? A PVP? Just what is the Nokia N800 Internet Tablet? Read our review to find out more about this mobile device and check out the photos here.

CNET Reviews staff

Jan. 19, 2007 3:08 p.m. PT

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Though it may look like one, the N800 is not a PDA, rather it's a mobile device that lets you surf the Web via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. You also can use it to make VoIP calls, instant message, and enjoy music and video.

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The N800 boasts a beautiful touch screen that displays 65,000 colors at a sharp 800x480 pixel resolution.

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The Nokia N800 Internet Tablet got a bit of a makeover in the new year with a new silver face. It's also slightly thinner and lighter than its predecessor, the Nokia 770.

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The Nokia N800 is comfortable to hold and has a solid construction.

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If you get sick of holding the device, the N800 has a new kickstand you can use to prop it up on a desk for all to admire.

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The Nokia N800 Internet Tablet is designed for on-the-go Web browsing, and its portable design certainly makes it easy to do so.

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Unlike the Nokia 770, which had an aluminum hard cover, the Nokia N800 only ships with a soft protective case.

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On the right spine of the N800, you will find the stylus, a standard stereo headphone jack, a power connector, and a mini USB port.

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There are buttons to zoom on top of the unit, to zoom in and out of pages, switch to full-screen mode, and power on/off the device, but they're all really small and clumped close together.

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