It’s a good new for those who wished to buy Nokia N810 Internet Tablet, which was released in the end of 2007. It is now cheaper than ever. You can buy only with 299$. For comparison it cost was 439$.

I guess the main factor why N810 cost fallen down is that soon we shall see new N810 - WiMAX edition.

N810 comes with these useful functions: a 4.13 inch TFT touchscreen display with a 800 x 480 pixel resolution. But device support only 65K colors, Wi-Fi, integrated GPS, Nokia Maps, a full sliding QWERTY keyboard, which makes phone more attractive, Adobe Flash 9 support and RSS reader, which are supported by Mozilla Web-browsing system. Music and Video player is also built-in, Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR, a VGA web camera, PDF reader, embedded games, ambient light sensor, touchscreen lock key, backup and restore capabilities, USB, 128MB of DDRAM, 256MB of Flash memory. Also, there is a 2GB internal memory and it can bee extended by  microSD or microSDHC cards up to 10GB.

If you ever wished to take N810 Internet Tablet in your hands - it’s best chance ever.

The official announcement is expected to take place in a few hours at
the CTIA show in the USA, but our friends at Nokia have not stood
uploading information on the new Internet Tablet N810 WiMAX Edition.
Incorrectement called N830, this version of the N810 supports very
high-speed WiMAX and was unveiled in the catalogue of American retailer
Best Buy last February.

The deployment of WiMAX in France is
still very limited, but there are a few offers mainly through the
company Altitude Telecom.

Officially Announced in October by the largest number of mobile Internet tablet Nokia N810 is now being marketed on American soil for a price close to $ 480.

Still a mobile system GNU/Linux Memo, this WiFi tablet keeps the same screen WVGA (800 x 480 pixels) of 4.13 inches for 65000 colors, but now displays a brightness improvement of the order of 20%. With its processor OMAP 2420 running at 400 Mhz, it will perform common tasks without difficulty, helped by 128 MB of RAM and 256 MB of ROM. Similarly, it is still a VGA camera, which is available in the front office particularly for VoIP.

Compatible with wireless WiFi 802.11b / g and Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR with DUN profiles, Nokia N810 will not be broken, at least in this version. Side novelty, the tablet incorporates Internet now a sliding QWERTY keyboard and a GPS receiver with more than 2 GB of internal memory. This huge amount of memory will allow it to store digital maps of Western Europe for use with the software Wayfinder Navigator.

Just a day after the firmware of the new N810 Nokia has made its appearance on the canvas, some hackers have already managed to install it on their N800. While the installation is not particularly easy, you need to make some manipulations linux and find a serial of N810, but in any event there is good news for owners of N800 since this firmware boosts their tablet at 400Mhz with a mobile mozilla revised and improved as well as a video for Skype.

There is almost no doubt that a facility be facilitated its emergence in the coming weeks.

The latest WiFi Nokia tablet with GPS and sliding keyboard has just been revealed that the development team of mobile system GNU / Linux Maemo launched a special operation to recruit new contributors.

And for this, its selling price was divided by four! From 449€ including tax, it will be possible for the top 500 contributors mobile Linux system to acquire at a price of 99€. But do not worry, it will not necessarily be required as a development to take advantage of this offer.

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