Nokia N810 Video Demo

Oct 18 2007, 1:55am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Nokia announced yesterday their new Internet Tablet gadget N810. Besides a touch screen the N810 also features a slide-out keyboard. We just published a video demonstrating the new Nokia N810.

The video shows a guy using the Nokia N810 for surfing the web and Youtube, chatting, video conferencing and navigating on a map.
Watching the guy using the slide-out keyboard hurts a bit if you see his thumbs bent at a very sharp angle.
Overall the user interface of the N810 is snappy and attractive. Now if the N810 would just be a 3G phone Nokia would have something to compete with the iPhone this holiday shopping season.
See the video of the N810 here.

For more details on the Nokia N810 see our initial report.

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