Nokia N810 with WiMax-Gadgetlink2

The Nokia N810 comes as quite the refresher for those in the cell-phone world. Let’s start you off with the hard and fast facts, shall we? Good. It’s got a TI OMAP 2420 processr, clocked at 400MHz, 128MB DDR RAM; 256MB flash memory, 2GB internal memory, with SD as well as mini-SD compatible expansion slots to give you up to 8GB of memory total. A 4.13-inch wide-screen LCD with 800×480 pixel resolution and 65K colors should suit you quite well, alongside the ambient light sensor, slide out QWERTY keyboard, and built-in web camera. For internet, you’ve got yourself a 802.11b/g WiFi, as well as WiMax through Sprint’s XOHM network. Want more? It also comes with a USB 2.0 via micro-connector, Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR, built-in microphone and speakers, a 3.5 mm stereo out, built in GPS antenna and FM transmitter. Just under 8 ounces, 7.97 to be exact, the N810 is 5.04 inches tall, 2.83 inches wide, and 0.55 inches deep, and has four hours of continuous use time on its’ battery. But, what’s so special about this?

Lest you forget, this handy-dandy device is likely your favorite new tablet PC, and for a good reason - it easily does what most to-go PC’s can, save for a few things here and there. It’s Skype capable, Mozilla Firefox capable, and supports Java, Flash, and XML. With no release date in sight just yet for the WiMax version , it will come stocked with Intel’s “Baxter Peak” radio chipset, although industry insiders haven’t been able to squeeze much else out, except for the fact that it’ll be out “early next year”. This is for sure, one device that will have consumers impatiently waiting for its’ arrival.

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