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Nokia 330 – Next Internet tablet!?

October 25, 2006 by Stefan Constantinescu - Leave a Comment

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According to the T3 magazine, Nokia is preparing another Internet tablet — smaller than 770, yet more entertainment oriented. Apparently, the Nokia 330 will sport a built-in GPS, already seen in the Nokia N95, web and email access. The device should also play movies, various audio files (including MP3), as well as display photos on its 3.5″ (touch)screen.

Nokia 330

I guess that Nokia will use its Maemo linux platform, but who knows… Symbian’s representatives also announced that they may go into other areas beyond mobile phones. We’ll see. Still, if the photos are accurate (they are “semi-official”), Nokia prepares a great little device which I can’t wait to use.

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