Putting through this tablet its paces has been fun, I have had the N800 for over 5 months now without any issues. Any time I am going anywhere it is always with me in a back pack or my pocket if I can carry the large object in my pocket. The N800 is great for surfing in hot spots or even connecting through your phone, they have really put effort into perfecting the OS, and the new OS 2008 from Nokia is fantastic, the stability and all the features. I’m honestly happy with this purchase recommend for anyone who wants a product that they can use for surfing, all their emails, and many other features, the best part was getting all the updates during the NFL games so I would have the score as the game was taking place.

Pros:

• Long Battery Life (4 – 6 Hours of usage with wifi, 10 Day Standby)
• Bright large 4.1 inch screen
• Intuitive typing for stylus of fingers
• Integrated desk stand for on-table use
• Zooming, full-screen and panning display functionality
• Auto connection to saved Wi-Fi hotspots or through Bluetooth compatible phones
• Video Conferencing
• Fantastic With RSS Feeds
• Integration with AIM, MSN, GChat through Gizmo
• Voip Calls
• Lots of Applications and open development: Clock, Sketch, Notes, Backup, Last.fm, Skype, Gmail, WordPress Extention, Maps, GPS,
• SD Slots can take large size SD cards, I have tried 8 GB cards in both the internal and external, both work perfectly after the latest update
• Very frequent updates and very stable OS
• Good for all types of videos, music, and pictures
• Decent speakers, better sound through the head phones
• USB connection to dump data on it
• Very Light
• Relatively Reasonable Price

Cons:

• No Keyboard (I could live with the screen keyboard but not for extensive writing)

I’m honestly impressed with this machine from Nokia, it has taken beating and I have installed multiple applications on it without too many hiccups.

Price: $300 (at the time, now $229)

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