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Have you ever wanted to get online with a smaller device when you’re at home? Laptop doesnt’ seem small enough, while the Nokia 770 isn’t available yet.
Sony PSP seems to be one of the devices to give N770 a run for the money, if the Internet browser and productivity apps will ever successfully run on that platform. Bright screen, large user base, pretty significant availability of games and WiFi support make it a hit today and might impact 770 sales tomorrow.
In a statement that points to the approaching release date, Nokia put up the user guides for Nokia 770 device online.
Download Nokia 770 user’s guide in English
Download Nokia 770 user’s guide in Spanish
It’s just 48 pages, so nothing intimidating for a new user.
Nokia 770 made it to CNN holiday tech gadgets list. Together with Vidster (kid-friendly video camera), Walkman phone, ROKR E1, DVD projector, Scooba robotic vacuum cleaner and OptioWP waterproof digital camera it’s a worthy place to be in.
This hand-held device lets users with broadband, WiFi internet access browse the Web, check e-mail, view PDFs, play games and listen to music and video. The device weighs in at just over eight ounces and retails for $350, available only from the Nokia Web site. One potentially alienating feature: no keyboard. It comes with a stylus, a la the Palm Pilot.
See Nokia 770 demoed, the photo belongs to MobileBurn, according to the caption.
Another official Nokia 770 image - everything an online user needs to start the day.
Would be even cooler if they showed Google Maps with satellite overlays on this photo.
This one shows the clarity of fonts on the Nokia 770 screen.
