Filed in archive Device Evolution by Scott on October 29, 2006

The Nokia N95, the first of its devices to truly be dubbed a multimedia computer, may be a link between the handset species and the tablet species, if new images surfacing of possible Nokia product are to be believed.

Darla Mack and a few others are showing images of both the 330 and another strange-looking device, possibly the 880.

The 880 looks like more of a media device, like an Archos handheld media player. The 330 has a visible antenna, which would seem to imply it handles cellular connectivity, and maybe aimed the US where we like our nubby antennae.

Who knows what's going on here, but it certainly looks as though the Finns are building up a head of steam to break out a new line of devices that have voice as the tail, not the dog, if you will.

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Response from: Mehul Patel (11/01/06 2:20am)

Nokia is doing grt stuff, like N 95 has 5 megapixel with Carl Zeiss optics, but somewhere down the line there needs to be a mix of E 61, N 95 so its sleek Biz with wild entertainment exp, another Huge thing is make yet another sensible browser as Opera Mini is a problem nowadays as it does not allow most WAP sites to recognize the correct user agent / device / model which is Sad as it hampers the whole automatic process of offering the best matching content to the consumer by recognizing there handset as soon as they hit the home-page of any good WAP site!

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Response from: Jaysen (11/01/06 5:43am)

Mobile phones are becoming mini PCs and have the ability to provide all the content and functionality of the web. If the content providers could just format their content for phones the progress would be that much faster.

One company has managed to get it right though. type in www.pogo.vg on your phone, this application has the functionality of MySpace, iTunes, Hotmail, YouTube and CraigsList all rolled into one.

Response from: Still Life (11/02/06 6:53am)

I don't think Nokia will achieve great results on the Tablet PC. They can do great mobiles, so let them do it, nothing more

Response from: Mobinomy (11/02/06 7:07am)

Well, there is so much of non-voice media already going on in the mobile phone device that products such as 880 and 330 are hardly a surprise...

Of course there is so much talk about mobile TV as well. If that really comes to pass, well who knows what Nokia will ultimately be known for?

Whether it is the tail wagging the dog or the other way round, I'm sure Nokia will be happy as long as they keep signing up more customers and ringing in more money!

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Response from: Mehul Patel (11/03/06 1:39am)

Its a SHAME that cheap spammers / and online casino ad supporters / owners will not allow serious discussion to go on a nice blog which is dedciated to Mobile and wireless stuff, SHAME! Mr OC Leave us alone!

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Response from: Jemes (11/14/06 3:50pm)

Good news. I will try it myself or try it from my friends. The second is preferably :) because it is the first such model from nokia.

Response from: Nokia N95 (11/25/06 12:47am)

NOkia N95 is the latest Nseries phone.
It got all features of phone and camera.

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Response from: broadband price comparison (03/20/07 10:58am)

The Nokia N800 Internet Tablet is designed to meet Bluetooth Specification 2.0, File transfer, Dial-up Networking, Generic Access, Serial Port

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