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Abstract: The $359 Nokia 770 Internet Tablet is exactly what it sounds like. It’s a table form-factor device optimized for using the Internet. The 800x480 screen makes surfing the Web feel like driving a desktop, not a handheld. Dedicated keys for zooming and...
Abstract: Nokia N800 The N800 is Nokias second generation Internet Tablet, replacing the Nokia 770. It offers some serious improvements in the CPU, RAM and looks departments while adding $50 to the price. The device features a phenomenal 4\" color touch screen, ...
Easy-to-use software; great screen; highly portable
Lacking internal memory; PC connectivity only shows flash memory card space, not internal memory; opening too many applications slows the device down; needs to be bigger
Nokias 770 Internet Tablet is a good first attempt at a format thats difficult to get right. The compromise between size and usability is a hard one to strike, and while wed like a bigger device we can see why Nokia has kept things small. The short...
Gorgeous, highresolution screen, Fullfeatured Web browser plus email client, Supports Internet radio and RSS newsfeeds, Attractive, easy to use and great at detecting WiFi hot spots
Extremely sluggish operation, Relies only on Bluetooth and WiFi for connectivity, VoIP and instantmessaging features have not yet been implemented, Device accepts only RSMMC memory cards
The reasonably priced Nokia 770 is a neat idea and a slick device, but slow performance and a few missing features keep it from realising its potential...
The Nokia 770 boasts a gorgeous, high-resolution screen that makes stunning Web pages. It has a full-featured Web browser and an e-mail client, plus it supports Internet radio and RSS newsfeeds. The 770 is attractive, easy to use, and great at detecting W...
The Nokia 770 suffers from extremely sluggish operation, with most movies and Flash animations too slow to be useful, and it relies only on Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for connectivity. Unfortunately, VoIP and instant-messaging features have not yet been implemen...
The reasonably priced Nokia 770 is a neat idea and a slick device, but slow performance and a few missing features keep it from realizing its potential.
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Published: 2006-01-17, Author: Rick , review by: cnet.com
The Nokia 770 boasts a gorgeous, high-resolution screen that makes stunning Web pages. It has a full-featured Web browser and an e-mail client, plus it supports Internet radio and RSS newsfeeds. The 770 is attractive, easy to use, and great at detectin...
The Nokia 770 suffers from extremely sluggish operation, with most movies and Flash animations too slow to be useful, and it relies only on Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for connectivity. Unfortunately, VoIP and instant-messaging features have not yet been imple...
The reasonably priced Nokia 770 is a neat idea and a slick device, but slow performance and a few missing features keep it from realizing its potential.
Abstract: browse the Internet from anywhere: Nokia is a mobile phone maker, right? Well, not entirely. The new 770 Internet Tablet hasnt a SIM slot in sight. Its name gives the game away in terms of its functions, but only in part. ...
Abstract: Having owned many Nokia phones through the years I was pretty happy when Nokia announced the 770 Internet Tablet. I thought its about time Nokia is getting into the converged device field, but wait this device does not have a phone? Thats right no phon...
Abstract: Its been a long quest, the search for the perfect handheld device has. It dates back to the late 1990s for me and has seen a progression of PDAs, smartphones, and Pocket PCs through my house?much to the consternation of my wife. At one time, my Palm V...
Abstract: After two weeks of banging away on Nokias new Maemo based 770 Internet Tablet, weve got the in-depth review. This little Linux based bundle of joy is a great little device that is hoping to make a place for itself in the consumer electronics market.
