Nokia 770

Nokia 770 Internet Tablet - a handheld computer from Nokia ("Internet tablet" according to Nokia classification), announced at LinuxWorld Summit in New York on May 25, 2005 . ^[1] The device is designed to use wireless Internet, view email. Text and voice ( VoIP ) communication over the Internet is possible using the pre-installed Chat and Internet Call applications that support Google Talk and Jabber services, as well as using an additional client that is installed for the Gizmo5 VoIP service. Applications are preinstalled for Internet radio, reading RSS , viewing images and documents in PDF format, etc. Using third-party utilities, you can use the tablet’s miniUSB port in USB host mode, as well as expand the functionality of the Bluetooth module, in particular, connect to a tablet wireless a keyboard that supports a standard HID profile (for example, Nokia SU-8W) and an external GPS navigator.

Nokia 770
Manufacturer	Nokia
Communications	Wi-Fi 802.11g, Bluetooth 1.2, USB 1.1 (miniUSB)
Sales start	November 11, 2005
Predecessor	Nokia 7710
Successor	Nokia N800
Dimensions	141 × 79 × 19 mm with a protective cover; 135 × 78 × 16 mm without cover
Weight	230 g
operating system	Maemo Internet Tablet OS 2006
CPU	Texas Instruments OMAP 1710, 252 MHz
RAM	64 Mb
Flash memory	128 MB Flash
Memory card	RS-MMC or MMCmobile
Battery	Li-Pol BP-5L
Enter	resistive touch screen
Screen	800 × 480, 4.1 ', 65536 colors
Camera	missing

In 2007, Nokia announced the release of the N800 , which replaced the Nokia 770 in the company's range of handheld computers.