Mobile on a mission! Yep, that’s what Nokia N810 is all about! Read on to discover more! 

This device looks at the mobile web with new eyes and is guaranteed to change your perspective too.  Moreover, this device is NOT a phone (as everyone would have naturally presumed!). A mobile mini Linux PC is what describes N810 rather roughly.

The device scores a perfect ten for its metallic blue exterior (for a professional “look”) and your eyes would fall on the webcam. The light sensor occupies a pride of place and adjusts the screen brightness depending on the lighting conditions i.e. indoor or outdoors. The sleek keyboard is revealed once you slide the screen and if you love storing all your basic essentials (read as important documents and files) with you, fret not, the MiniSD slot allows additional storage. The connectivity is ablaze with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth while the built in GPS offers navigation support.

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