Nokia quietly began delivering an upgrade to its Linux-based 770 Internet Tablet in January. The N800 retains the same small web tablet form factor, while adding a webcam and significantly increased computing horsepower, memory, and storage expansion.

Our device profile offers an in-depth look at the N800's ARM11-based processor and other hardware components, and its open source-based Linux software components. Also included is an extensive reading list with early N800 reviews, application downloads, and more.

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