Anonymous Reader writes “The thought of an internet tablet is, at least at first, a confusing one. It’s not a notebook, or a PDA, or smartphone, but rather an oddity that takes aspects of each and mashs them into a single device. So what is an internet tablet? In the case of Nokia’s N800 it is a 5.7″ x 2.95″ x 0.5″ portable device that weighs just under half a pound. It runs Linux on a platform known as Internet Tablet OS 2007 edition and is powered by 330-MHz Texas Instruments OMAP 2420 processor along with 128MB RAM and 2568MB flash storage. Viewing is done on an 800×480 display that takes up almost the entire front of the device.”
Link: xyzcomputing.com
