Nokia Nokia N810 Internet Tablet

Nokia N810 Internet Tablet

Nokia N810 Internet Tablet Review, by Melissa J. Perenson December 26, 2007

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• Latest User Reviews 1 review
• Reviewed by: aswa7777

  Duration of ownership: 2 Years

  Strengths: POWERFUL

  Weaknesses: NOT WEAKNESS

  Overall: NOT OCCURING TO ME OK

• Reviewed by: devhnh

  Strengths: Small, lightweight, solid, easy to use, fun to play with, highly customizable.

  Weaknesses: Sometime it is slow. Internet and video are lag. GPS is not great

  Overall: I bought this for my wife. She really like it. It is portable and you can stay in bed, or at with it or anywhere has WIFI. For me, i was acquainted with using fast desktop with multitasks. So this tablet is so slow to me. Though it has GPS feature, i have Mio C310x in the car. I'm very interested in make internet call with SIP account (gizmo, which is most interesting feature. I also like the way brower can display whole web page as well as desktop. The worst is slow displaying webpage and make me trouble with scrolling tab.

• Reviewed by: stead11111

  Strengths: Powful CPU, Best operation software.

  Weaknesses: No regular phone function, although support Skype.

  Overall: This machine is one of the best tablets on the market if you mainly use it for sending and receving email, or surfing the internet, because it comes with fully functional MicroB from firefox. But It also comes with some shortcomings, such as it only supports miniSD, not like previous generation n800, which support SD card. And the webcam is low-low resolution. Averall, it is a nice tablet, which is much better than Zaurus, and Nokia n770 which I owned before.

• Reviewed by: Philamour

  Strengths: Innovative, Sliding keyboard, Backlit Keypad

  Weaknesses: Low resolution Web-cam, Fewer Languages Support, lack of media support, flaw GPS design, No SD card support.

  Overall: The N810 is a good internet tablet for checking emails and web surfing. It loads pretty fast at the push of botton, surfing and emailing are easy, and with linux, you have tons of apps to add if you like. If there's any bad I could speak of the device, the GPS design and the lack of SD card support. N810 comes with integral GPS module, but it doesn't mean that you can use GPS like any other such device in market, you need to pay to subscribe a serive to download their software before you hit the road. $125 for 3-year subscription is not cheap! The device supports only minisd or microsd with adaptor, which means you can't take advantage of the cheap price of nowadays SD cards to pump it up to 8GB storage.