Nokia officially unveiled its N810 Internet Tablet WiMax Edition at CTIA on Tuesday. The Tablet Edition is essentially just a revamped Nokia N810, featuring some subtle but key improvements to its slide-out QWERTY keyboard, an enhanced e-mail client, and a Seamless Software Update that will provide over-the-air software updates to the device.
But of course the big news is that the phone adds support for WiMax, the superfast wireless broadband technology expected to come to the U.S. this summer. Nokia didn't announce pricing details, but said it would fall in around the same price as the N810, which goes for just under $500.
CNET editor Bonnie Cha has
- Talkback
- Most Recent of 4 Talkback(s)
- Thread View
- Flat View
- You obviously don't know what the word "invent" means...
- You obviously don't know what the word "invent" means,
because you keep using it incorrectly when it comes to
Apple.
Now I sound like a broken record as I correct you for
umpteenth ... (Read the rest) - Posted by: olePigeon Posted on: 04/04/08 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
What I love about CTIA
NonZealot | 04/04/08
|
c'mon now
Paul Fletcher | 04/04/08
|
You obviously don't know what the word "invent" means...
olePigeon | 04/04/08
|
|
Samsung Instinct
aaggarwal | 04/04/08
|
What do you think?
More ZDNet Photo Galleries
Enterprise Applications
- Check out some of the easiest and most powerful ways to boost productivity while saving money on your application infrastructure. See ZDNet's comprehensive Enterprise Application resource center, now!
- New Online Dashboard
-
- Read about top issues IT decision-makers face every day, plus get cost effective solutions to real life IT problems. Oracle Topline
-
