The stylish Nokia 770 Internet Tablet constitutes a bold gambit by the cell phone maker: The 770 is an Internet-centric PDA without cellular connectivity. Instead, Nokia designed the $360 unit to connect to the Internet via either a Bluetooth cell phone or an 802.11b/g wireless network. The shipping unit I tested bears the earmarks of a first effort. The hardware is mostly good, but the software feels like an afterthought: The basics are there but they aren't well executed..



Link: PC World