This successor to Nokia's N770 is not a regular cell phone. lt is a fully-functional palmtop PC. lt has a bleeding edge interface, which appeals to the geek in me more than the palm OS. The handwriting interface is taking some getting used to, but the pop-up thumb keyboard works well.

The included headphones (with microphone on the cord) are Nokia-great -- almost as good bass as my etymotic isolator headphones. Throw in the multitasking OS and the more-powerful CPU, the sound quality is much better than my treo 650 and the cheap headphones I bought from Palm. This puppy can even play widescreen video at good frame rates.

Skype says they'll have a client for it "around the middle of the year". In the meantime, google talk works great and even has video support (though none of my friends have the google talk video plug-in).

Nokia reportedly has good support for open source development tools. There is a variety of software already available at https://garage.maemo.org/ . (via LinuxDevices)

Ok many of us now uses computers to do many things for us to work and play. I like this device because it has many features to communicate with family and friends. The time I've spent is endless so it made sense to buy this device because it has everything applications to meet my needs. I also understood I am saving energy usage far greater compared to a laptop. I'm made my communication much more liberating.

Ideal Internet Tablet, you won't find a better WiFi Internet device than this. The community is great too.

Enjoy all the fun and productivity of the Web in this compact Internet tablet that enables you to make Internet phone calls, send instant messages and surf your favorite sites at home or on the go. The built-in Web camera captures images you can send to friends via Bluetooth or 802.11b/e/g connections. (via Best Buy)