At this rate, few things will be to Nokia announce the imminent World. For some time it was rumored (now known) that Nokia would use the event to present a small internet tablet, the N900 (not be confused with the ultra Booklet Nokia 3G). Now we can enjoy official images of the device, take a look at how it works in a video and know that it goes on sale this October at a base price of $ 500 that is missing, yes, taxes, deductions, subsidies, debits, sales taxes, accruals and all those less and mases that the administration and the telcos like both apply.
The Nokia N900 is an internet tablet. For some this means a small computer, for others a great mobile. The fact is that the N900 is slightly larger than a smartphone (not much) and its breathtaking specifications. Resistive touch screen offers 3, 5 inches with a resolution of 800 × 480 pixels, full qwerty keyboard slider, 32GB internal memory expandable via MicroSD cards up to 48, A-GPS, FM radio, TV out, HSDPA, Bluetooth 2.1 , Wi-Fi, a battery of 1,320 milliamps and 5 megapixel camera with Karl Zeiss optics and dual LED flash.
As if this list is someone falls short, the N900 also features a powerful ARM Cortex-A8 processor (speed not yet known, but the minimum for this model are 600 MHz and 1 GHz maximum) supported 1GB of RAM, OpenGL graphics acceleration, support for Flash 9.4 and Maemo operating system based on Linux. Those who were not yet have teeth as long, we leave them with a video of one’s Nokia, whose international division seems determined to present it all before Nokia World.
