Nokia N810 Review - The Swiss Army Knife For Geeks

Everyone has a mobile phone these days. With it comes the ability to get on the internet whenever/wherever they want. Of course, data plans are sometimes just too costly to be justified. There are two other reasons I dislike the mobile internet. Firstly, mobile browsers are just not intuitive or friendly. The navigation is awful. Even a Blackberry's browser is hard to navigate, and it is one of the most widely used mobile phones for business customers. Finally, the majority of data plans are SLOW. They may claim to be "broadband", but while this term implies "fast", it really only amounts to something a litter faster than 56k dial-up.

So, if you plan to use your cell phone for the internet, be prepared for an internet experience that is about as pleasant as getting an infected wisdom tooth extracted. This didn't sound very inviting to me, so I decided to search for a device that meet my needs. I found a few duds along the way, such as the Archos 5. It claimed to be many things but came up very short on actual included features.

That's when I came upon a little gem called the Nokia n810. This isn't your standard Nokia phone. No, this isn't a phone at all, although it can be used as one with VOIP applications such as Skype. It was exactly what I had searched for. It's the next generation of portable internet devices, and here's why it's better than your mobile phone or your laptop.

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