Nokia 770 Handheld

Pros: Inexpensive ($140 shipped), solid quality hardware, multifunctional, good forum support.
Cons: Requires tinkering, somewhat buggy, poor manual.

Description: The Nokia 770 Internet Tablet is a multipurpose lightweight multimedia appliance that is capable of many tasks - though it can be a little slow. It is capable of broadband access over Wi-Fi connection (802.11b/g) or via Bluetooth to ...

Pros: Beautifully stylish device; perfect for accessing the web around the house
Cons: At the end of it's software support lifespan; overshadowed by iPod Touch

The Nokia 770 (or Maemo) appears to have been misunderstood - and suffered as a result. A number of reviews have given it poor marks for memory limitations, stability, and flexibility... but I love it, and here's why: Firstly, the 770 isn't a mobile ...

Pros: Portability, Scalability, Cool factor, Software
Cons: Speed, No YouTube, Input is pretty unpleasant, No Microphone

Design of the 770 itself. Out of the box, the design of the device is really pleasing. It looks slick. It has a built-in hard case that you slide the main unit in and out of, so it's easy to protect the screen when it's not in use. the unit has a ...

Pros: Web surfing on the go. Internet radio. RSS News feeder.
Cons: 3 hour battery life. Poor owner's manual.

There aren’t too many places you can buy this little gadget. I ran into a non-working display model at a computer store and got curious enough to do a little research on it before ordering it direct from the Nokia website. In spite of ...

Pros: Ultra Compact, high-resolution screen, usable Opera Browser and RSS. Leave your laptop at home.
Cons: Software instability issues, bad e-mail client and anemic CPU. Now superseded by the Nokia 880.

Let's face it, there are times when you're traveling light and the thought of bringing a big bulky (or even a not so bulky) laptop with it's associated accessories and inherent fragility is just too much of a hassle. The 770's compact size, instant-on ...

Pros: Stylish, vivid screen, good connectivity, convenient, high quality, works well
Cons: Needs more built in memory, needs faster processor.

The Nokia 770 is an extremely classy and useful device for Web browsing. I use it often around the house in every room. It is also great to carry at work, around town and while traveling. I find myself using it throughout the day to access information. ...

Pros: Great internet tablet. Excellant resolution and speed. VOIP Plays MP3s. photo slideshow
Cons: Will not play some video formats User sites are too Linux oriented

First, you need to understand the purpose of the 770. It is a wi-fi internet tablet. If you purchase it for that reason, you will love it. For the price, it is a great way to do e-mail and surf the net just like your laptop. I use it to read the news, check e-mail, shop for reviews and check prices on products when I am in my car or in the mall. It is small and fits in your pocket, so you can easily take it with you. With the ever increasing availability of hot spots, the Nokia 770 is becoming more useful. It has VOIP phone capability, but I use my Motorola Q for as my phone/pda.

Pros: Brand
Cons: Lack of functionality

I don't like it!!!!!!!! I bought it for $800 and I think I spent my money in vain. No internet, no gps, no wi fi... I am not using it. So you'd like to buy the used one, feel free to write.


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Pros: Small, lightweight, good portable internet tablet. Responsive touchscreen.
Cons: Grainy touchscreen, could be hard to read for those who have bad eyesight.

When I received this product, my first thought was my, how tiny. This only raised my speculations on this product because I needed a lightweight and portable internet tablet for my usage. It connected to our wireless network right away and I connected to the internet. It seemed like it loads pages slightly slower than on a normal computer but still fast. I had no pages that would not load at all. All I have to say is buy it!

Pros: love the wi fi,its small and not a pc,or cellphone
Cons: no updateing it,no skype,and no love from nokia

nokia no longer likes you,and no one at nokia cares for us that have a nokia 770!!!you can not use skype,and you can no up date it !! mybe if you a big and good at it geek,by the why dos nokia have a new one that can not use skype ,and the 7770 is not that old,and no the n800 is not old at all and and now the n810,that can not work you have to update out of the box to use skype ?