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by Andrew Garrett on May 31, 2005
jkOnTheRun: Nokia's 770 Internet Tablet
This is my sort of gadget. It's Nokia, so you know it will feel solid. It runs Linux, which makes me smile - debian linux, which makes me smiler wider. It's affordable, small, wifi, and includes both a browser and an RSS aggregator.
Now, the questions: What does it sync with? Will it play movies or mp3s? How much storage does it have? How open is it, so developers can make more cool stuff to run on it? Is this just the first step in a new line of business from Nokia? Can I plug a keyboard into it (or better still, is a matching bluetooth keyboard planned)?
Most importantly, does Nokia want someone in New Zealand to review one?
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