The Web About Nokia N810

Very positive sentences

I've successfully used MPlayer on my N800 to watch the following films (Axxo-Rips downloaded via Bittorrent) in Fullscreen: - The Simpsons - 300 - The Bourne Ultimatum The video quality is excellent - or at least it didn't hinder me to enjoy these films very much.

Never be bored again Whether you're traveling on the trip of a lifetime or on your daily commute to work, the Nokia N810 is the perfect traveling companion.

But if you want to avoid the MS and Apple walled gardens, the Nokia N810 is a capable and friendly device.

The screen is delightful.

Display is outstanding -- it's the best.

If you're looking for the perfect couch or bedside companion that boots instantly and won't attract virii like Windows, but has a desktop-like web browser, email, PDF viewer, music player and more, then the N810 is attractive.

Apart from this, the versatile handheld computer Nokia N810 is good value for the money.

Whether you're traveling on the trip of a lifetime or on your daily commute to work, the Nokia N810 is the perfect traveling companion.

The N810 is effectively a web tablet and Nokia's device will live or die based on its ability to deliver a good, fully-featured mobile web experience.

With up to 45 hours of music playback, storage for up to 7,500 songs1 and built-in GPS, the Nokia N810 is perfect for the person on the go. It will receive podcasts.

And while the N810's thinness is one of its strong points, holding it by the keyboard for extended periods becomes uncomfortable for me because it's a little too thin (which worsens the button-placement" issue" ).

The display is really excellent, best of any current PDA.

Positive sentences

The keyboard makes it attractive.

An updated version of Nokia's previous Internet tablets like the N770 and the N800 , the N810 is a pure Internet-only device, relying only on Wi-Fi and cellular Bluetooth to get online.

I use the device as an ebook reader all the time, and the size and resolution of it make it about the best ebook reader on the market today.

The capability of playing vids at native res would be nice but I've seen stuff running at quarter-res and its more than good enough on a screen that small so for me I'm happy how things stand. 5, Misc - I hope they keep the dual card design, I really like that way of doing things.

As the 3rd Nokia tablet, N810 should have been better , December 21, 2007

The slide-out keyboard is good for finger typing (rather than using a stylus tapping on the touch screen as in N770), but it creates several problems.

Find user guides, software and tips on Nokia N810 support pages

An updated version of Nokia's previous Internet tablets like the N770 and the N800 , the N810 is a pure Internet-only device, relying only on Wi-Fi and cellular Bluetooth to get online.

But, if you need the camera, and need the keyboard (and skype support whcih is a biggy), get the n810

The N810 is still a very good product, but not enough to justify the $450 price tag when the N800 can be purchased for under $250.

The other notable feature is the screen resolution, which looks pretty fantastic.

Find user guides, software and tips on Nokia N810 phone support pages

Both of these are nice and do what they are supposed to do, but the hardware keyboard is so good I see little need for them.

Much of this good performance is courtesy of the N810's 400 MHz processor, which is enough to handle most of what I've thrown at it.

In layman's terms, the N810 is capable of giving you a web browsing experience that's very close to what you're accustomed to on your desktop.

What I find more useful is the N810's ability to play Real Video and Real Audio, as there's an endless supply of good content in these formats online.

Nokia says the N810 supports up to 8 GB cards, but it's probably just being conservative, as 8 GB is the highest capacity SDHC cards currently available.

And the N810 is just getting warming up. Bluetooth is good for more than connecting to mobile phones.

The touch screen is responsive, though there was a bit of lag but this was more of a performance issue rather than a problem with the touch screen.

For e-mail, the N810 supports POP3, IMAP4, and SMTP accounts.

Multimedia performance has improved over the N800, mostly in the video department.

The quality was much better when we plugged in some decent headphones.

We watched clips from our personal library and YouTube, and in both instances it was a pleasurable experience, thanks to the N810's beautiful screen.

Once established though, the N810 accurately tracked our location and held a steady fix as we drove throughout San Francisco.

And, unlike the iPhone/iPod Touch, the N810 supports Flash Video, so accessing the main YouTube site was also possible.

In addition, the N810 supports third-party applications, which currently include a number of alternative media players.

One very nice touch (which I was unaware of at the time of review) is that the N810 also supports the Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) standard, meaning that the device can operate as a media sever to share audio, video and photos with a PlayStation 3 for example.

I liked some basic features of the n810 like awesome full pull out qwerty keyboard and great Browsing experience.

My overall opinion is nokia n810 is a good one (in looks, in browsing internet, using skype,etc. ) but not worth money i spent on it.

While that's the same rez as its Nokia N800 predecessor, the N810 improves upon that with a 20% brighter screen and a 400MHz processor.

Weighing in a nearly 8 ounces, the N810 is better in a bag than a baggy pants pocket, though at 0. 55" thin, it won't take up much room in that bag.

But once it did get a fix, the N810 maintained a steady connection with GPS satellites and was accurate for location.

The N810 has a music player that supports most popular formats including MP3, AAC, WAV, Real Audio (RA) and WMA.

With a relatively small footprint and excellent functionality, the N810 is useful to have around as an internet device.

The built-in GPS receiver along with the Wayfinder navigation software makes the product a full-featured in-car navigation system, Wi-Fi connectivity allows fast downloads and uploads, and the large screen makes it ideal for watching videos.

The N810 gives as close to a desktop browsing experience as I've seen on a pocket-size device.

The converting just makes them play better, the video quality was just as good as before.

Does the N810 have the ability to view and edit calendar data stored in. ics files (iCalendar)?

Finally are there plans to allow the camera to be used as a normal camera?

On the" fixed fee" thing, if the N810 is popular we will undoubtedly see third party sat nav applications that use the business model you suggest.

Hi, will the new N810 support Skype video calls? ? ?

In computing terms, whatever the N810 can do, the N800 can do too, so if the N810 supports Skype video, the N800 will too (if you update it).

Here (http://europe. nokia. com/A4568593) is mentioned that n810 support only keyboard input metods.

" Our new Nokia N810 offers users a true Web 2. 0 experience in a compact, stylish, yet affordable package - it connects people to what matters to them. "

Designed to complement your mobile phone (rather than replace it), the pocket-sized Nokia N810 is compact, powerful and impressively fast to use.

In a couple of posts surrounding the same issue, thoughtfix compares the iPhone to the N810 and lists his reasons why he thinks the N810 will win out on a number of counts.

The Nokia N810 with OS2008 also features an updated Gizmo Project client, which allows you to use the tablet as a VOIP phone, and also supports tablet-to-PC video calling.

The touch screen is responsive, though there was a bit of lag but this was more of a performance issue rather than a problem with the touch screen.

For e-mail, the N810 supports POP3, IMAP4, and SMTP accounts.

Multimedia performance has improved over the N800, mostly in the video department.

The quality was much better when we plugged in some decent headphones.

We watched clips from our personal library and YouTube, and in both instances it was a pleasurable experience, thanks to the N810's beautiful screen.

Once established though, the N810 accurately tracked our location and held a steady fix as we drove throughout San Francisco.

The poorly functioning installer hurts the N810's major advantage over its top rival, the iPod touch.

When I first reviewed the Nokia N800 , I heralded it as breakthrough hardware that needed the software to make it sing.

Where the Nokia N810 fails to live up to its Web 2. 0 potential is with multimedia-centric sites.

He posts a quick video of the N810 that captures the faster and better format abstract wise on the Tablet than the mobile site.

Lexar Media SDM2GB695 2GB MiniSD Memory Card 2 GB Capacity / High-performance functionality at half the size of a conventional SD Card / Includes built-in security and adapter

Here are a couple blogs to check out for my latest N810 experiences, cool applications and programs and more promo codes for discounts on the internet tablet and accessories:

The n810 is another great achievement from Nokia.

More Motorola ZN5 camera samples, looking good

If they do add GSM support there will have to be a second physical battery.

The Nokia N810 provides a premier, portable internet experience with its large color display, touchpad screen, slide-out keyboard, 400 MHz processor, Mozilla-based browser and up to 10GB of memory (an optional 8GB memory card combined with 2GB internal memory).

Launched in October 2007 at the Web 2. 0 Summit in California, the N810 improves on its N800 predecessor by offering a handful of new functions, GPS receiver, and stylish slider design that includes a QWERTY keyboard.

Click over to my Nokia N810 unboxing to see photos of the gadget's packaging and substantial accessory bundle.

Touchscreen responsiveness is significantly better on the N810 than it was on the N800, but the large" oil spot" that I assumed was a defect on my N800 screen (see"

Still, compared to what's out there at the moment, the Nokia N810 does offer the best browsing experience on an ARM-based mobile device.

I don't have the Everun anymore to check, but the N810's transflective display is definitely much better outdoors than the U810's.

The one application that might prove me wrong: The N810 supports GPS navigation.

Oh, one more thing: N800 and N810 would be MUCH more useful if the came with an application that turns them into a bluetooth mobile headset for my N95 (or any other mobile phone).

If size is important - Take the N810.

The SSD drive, smaller LCD (with a wide bezel) and light weight make it far less conducive to physical breakage.

Now, if the N810 had video out, that would probably clinch it for me. Video out plus a BT keyboard would make it a much better travel device.

The N810 has exposed the real variety of niches that exist and are going to multiply as these UMPC type things hone in and get perfected.

The N810 has received an amazing reception, much of it a little quiet since it happens to be in the Linux developers' community.

As someone has already pointed out, the N810 does actually support both Client and Host on USB.

Nokia's N810 improves on the outgoing N800

" Our new Nokia N810 offers users a true Web 2. 0 experience in a compact, stylish, yet affordable package - it connects people to what matters to them. "

Nah, but a regular x86 based tablet PC has a better selection of software.

quote: Nah, but a regular x86 based tablet PC has a better selection of software.

Overall the interface is fairly well designed, easy to operate and the hardware keyboard while sporting very small buttons is decent in actual use.

The crypto program GPG is available from the shell, and several" password safe" applications are available.

Not quite so painful as trying to tap the icon with the display facing away from me. A real camera would be way better, of course - unless you don't have one with you and you need to document the dent some idiot just made in your car. . .

I wasn't sure if there was a problem with the charger, or the charger socket, or a software problem (earlier O/S versions have had problems with booting if the battery is warm).

VoIP Web Demo Join Altigen for a Live Web Demo and learn how VoIP technology can improve your business communications.

Nokia's third generation Internet tablet, the Nokia N810 adds a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, GPS and a new operating system to the excellent 800-pixel wide touchscreen display and WiFi connectivity found in the previous N800 and 770 devices.

Up to 2GB of Flash storage is available for data, and the Nokia N810 supports SD cards up to 2GB and SDHC cards up to 8GB.

The battery should be good for about 4 hours web browsing over the LAN, 10 hours of music playback or 14 days standby time.

Same operating system as N810, greater ability to expand memory with the 2 SDHC compatible card slots (I have 16 Gigs installed on my N800 where as the N810 only supports one miniSD and microSD with extender), Bluetooth Headset and keyboard compatible and finally, at half the price of the N810.

The N810's WiFi and Bluetooth connections are strong features.

Find user guides, software and tips on Nokia N810 phone support pages

Additionally as mobile technology improves, paired mobile device can be upgraded without replacing the N810.

Sleek style, user friendly keyboard and graphic capabilities that are outstanding.

The screen is the same touchscreen beauty found on previous Internet Tablets.

The Nokia N810 is a good bit smaller than the N800, yet still manages to add a keyboard and GPS.

Aside from looking nicer, OS2008 adds several improvements to Internet Tablet functionality, the most important of which (in my opinion) is support for bluetooth headsets.

Negative sentences

The only things the n800 was missing were a keyboard and GPS.

Overall, I think that the N810 is a relatively impressive device, but the mediocrity of the built-in keyboard and the limitations of the free GPS software detract from the value of the most significant changes between the N800 and the N810.

The primary disadvantage of the N810 running Linux is the lack of third-party software.

But, like I said earlier, this handheld's outstanding web browser and on-line services go a long way toward making up for any lack of third-party software.

Another complaint with this application is its rudimentary scheduling capabilities.

With its highly desirable slide-out keyboard, looks like some tough competition for the iPod touch.

If the one thing you wish the N800 had was a keyboard, then the N810 is a tempting upgrade.

Despite the obvious lack of telephony features, which is a major drawback for some consumers, the N810 nevertheless works well as a VoIP phone with some help from Skype.

With a reasonable price tag, the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet is a complement to smart phones which lacks some of the features required for serious browsing.

The browser software has a size-related problem.

The size of the text is another problem caused by the screen size.

Mapping software is incredibly slow and hogs RAM If I have it running, it will prevent me from launching other apps in some cases.

The lack of phone capabilities is a drawback.

Also the top row of keys seem to be too close to the to the edge of the screen making it slightly annoying to type at times.

But the lack of PIM and document reading software, and the N810's problematic third-party software in general, may keep it from taking the PDA world by storm.

And sometimes the N810 just spewed error messages at me (" installation file corrupted" ).

You can listen through the speaker or included earbuds, but the N810 lacks stereo Bluetooth.

Meet the N810 Today a next step in the evolution of this hardware has been announced and for people that lamented the lack of a thumb keyboard in the previous two devices the news is especially welcome.

When the keyboard is pushed out for use it places these buttons under the trailing edge of the display which makes it difficult to find and also difficult to activate these buttons.

I always disliked the earlier models because the lack of a keyboard so its cool they finally installed one.

Another drawback was the lack of the keyboard.

Very negative sentences

On-screen keyboards are a pain, even relatively good ones like the one in the iPhone, but the one in the N800 is not particularly good. 2.

Video works but is fairly horrible.