OK, so it looks cool. But you have to admit that the Nokia 770 does seem a little difficult to classify, does it not?

Originally slated for introduction in the third quarter of 2005, Nokia has now commenced shipments of its 770 Internet Tablet in Europe. Based on the Linux operating system, the device boasts a broad range of Internet related functionality, all navigated through a high resolution touch screen with Wi-Fi 802.11b/g and Bluetooth 1.2 serving up connectivity.

The main attraction of the device is its widescreen, 65K colour TFT touch screen with a diagonal size of 4″ and resolution of 800 x 480 pixels. This, along with a navigational array flanking the screen on its left side, provides an interface to the Nokia Internet Tablet 2005 software which powers the device, developed atop Linux by the handset maker to power this new category of devices. [Read the rest]

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