Nokia has finally officially announced the N810 Internet Tablet WiMAX Edition, after endless rumors and several leaks. Announced at CTIA 2008, the new version of the N810 adds support for Sprint’s soon to launch XOHM WiMAX service. Here the Nokia commercial for the release of the Nokia N810 WIMAX edition:
Nokia has chosen CTIA 2008 as the venue to formally announce the latest Internet Tablet, the N810 WiMAX Edition. This version of the N810 has been blessed with the addition of support for Sprint’s upcoming Xohm WiMAX network, along with a cosmetic change to black brushed metal with red and white keyboard backlights.
The Nokia N810 WiMAX Edition is powered by Maemo, a user interface that runs on top of Linux. Hardware features include a 4.13″ 800×480 pixel resolution touchscreen display and stereo speakers. A VGA resolution, front facing webcam is built-in for video calling over Gizmo’s VOIP, this wonderful gadget also features a built-in GPS receiver and 2GB of internal flash storage, paired with a miniSD card slot for additional storage. A slide-out QWERTY keyboard makes it convenient to use for instant messaging, and the Maemo OS 2008 comes with a Mozilla based web browser for the full desktop Internet experience.
Due Xohm runs on 2.5 Ghz spectrum range, I’m waiting for the 3.5 Ghz version.
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