Sprint and Nokia Planning WiMax-Enabled N800 Internet Tablet

Sprint and Nokia Planning WiMax-Enabled N800 Internet Tablet

LinuxDevices' Henry Kingman today broke the news that Sprint is readying a WiMax-enabled Nokia N800 Internet Tablet for use on its upcoming WiMax network.

According to Kingman, Nokia's Ari Jaaski says the device will "most probably" include Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, with no interference issues anticipated. "We had the same interference with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi initially, but we solved that," he says.

The N800 is one cool toy – Wired's Joe Brown recently posted a love letter to the device

More here from TG Dailymore here from I4U Newsmore here from Ars Technica … and more here from SlashGear.


2 Responses to “Sprint and Nokia Planning WiMax-Enabled N800 Internet Tablet”

  1. deals on at&t phones said:

    Aug 10, 07 at 4:28 pm

    Nokia has so many high-end phones but they are rarely available through U.S. carriers. The best Nokia phone that I have seen in store is the N75, available through at&t for $99 after rebates. Nokia commands over 45% market share in Europe while it only has 15% in the U.S. Is it iPhone’s fault?

  2. sprint rocks said:

    Aug 16, 07 at 9:31 am

    I just read an article on engadget that N900 might be coming soon. The N800 will be a year old by the time the wimax rolls out. Whey don’t they get N900 instead?


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