The N810 may come in the same size box as a mobile phone, and it might have "N series" emblazoned on the side, but don't be fooled into thinking this is simply a Nokia with a big screen and slide-out keyboard - it's anything but...area, the lack of connectivity is strange...All this makes it difficult to pigeon-hole the N810...

Great screen Brilliant web browsing...No mobile phone, poor keyboard...This is no good to serious web users, who yearn for a portable internet experience that’s the same the one you get sat at a desktop PC...Having used the N810’s browser – a slimmed-down version of Firefox – for several weeks we have yet to visit a web page that it cannot display acceptably...All this...

At 228g the metal-cased N810 certainly isn't light, nor at 128 x 72 x 14mm is it small...A quick fiddle with the externals reinforces the impression that this is not a budget device...

"Though the music quality is a wee bit lacking in comparison to a good mp3 player (like my iRiver..."

"And lastly the GPS is good - does not replace a full featured dedicated GPS device - but good for a handy GPS navigation..."

"While the resolution on iphone was good, who really wants to keep rubbing their fingers on the screen all the time..."

"Overall, I like my n810 alot!! -Flash 9 -QWERTY keyboard handy -opensource - hacking it does not void warranty -can download links directly from Internet -expandable memory -can plug in usb devices like flash drive, wireless keyboard, and external hard drive..."

"webcam and microphone -higher resolution screen -built in stereo speakers (sound quality is good and louder than expected) -400mhz processor..."

"Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, open source OS with all kinds of 3rd party apps Didn't like to turn on First the good, then the bad..."

"I purchased the N810 online and loved it the second I got it..."

"I realize there are tradeoffs to having something this small; slower processor to achieve better battery life, smaller screen in order to have something this portable..."