Nokia’s N900 runs on the Linux Maemo 5 operating system delivering a good touch screen experience on a 3.5 inch screen with a slide out QWERTY keyboard. With a 1GB RAM memory which is just as powerful as the net book being sold in just about every retailer across the Country plus this [...]]]>

Nokia’s N900 runs on the Linux Maemo 5 operating system delivering a good touch screen experience on a 3.5 inch screen with a slide out QWERTY keyboard. With a 1GB RAM memory which is just as powerful as the net book being sold in just about every retailer across the Country plus this also means that you can switch between different applications easily.

The multimedia tablet boasts a 5 mega pixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics and auto focus, probably one of the fastest data connectivity devices we have ever seen with 10Mbps HSDPA,WiFi supporting both the b & g protocol, AV output, A GPS and a 3.5mm jack so you can enjoy listening to music or videos using your own headphones. Nokia haven’t stopped there because they are also giving you a web cam so you can see people whilst on the go whilst using Instant Messaging services, and let’s not forget you also get 32GB of internal memory plus an additional 16GB via a MicroSD card totalling a whopping 48GB of memory.

Either way we can’t wait to get our hands on this clever multimedia device, so watch this space!

Andrew

The new tablet will be available from October this year and boasts a 3.5 inch touch screen with a slide out keyboard which is perfect for messaging. It also has [...]]]>

Nokia N900 tablet

The latest news from the world of Nokia is the new Linux Nokia N900 tablet which will feature next to Nokia’s other internet ready devices.

The new tablet will be available from October this year and boasts a 3.5 inch touch screen with a slide out keyboard which is perfect for messaging. It also has WiFi internet connectivity, normal mobile phone functionality (which is better than the N800!), 1GB to run applications, 32GB internal storage and an external Micro SD HC card slot for a further 16GB totalling a whopping 48GB worth of storage. The powerful mobile computing device will also feature GPS alongside Nokia’s Ovi Maps service, Divx/Xvid video playback, Bluetooth, FM transmittor and a 3.5mm jack with TV Out functionality.

The device will run under Nokia’s Maemo 5 software which aims to deliver a PC like experience on a handheld device. It will also feature Mozilla’s FireFox browser, a ARM Cortex-A8 processor, OpenGL ES 2.0 graphics acceleration for a PC like multi-tasking functionality and will have the ability to support up to 10 email accounts via Nokia’s messaging service.

The device will be made available to the public sometime in October and will cost approximately £400.

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