We have what appears to be a legitimate set of specs along with an image of the upcoming Nokia N900 Internet tablet. The device, which will be the successor to the current N810 is going by the code name of Rover and appears to be a solid offering — that is assuming these specs are accurate.

Anyway, you can see the image, off to the right. However, in this case it is the specs that deserve a little more attention. The N900, or Rover is being rumored to have a 3.5-inch 800×480 (WVGA) touchscreen, OMAP3430 500/600 Mhz processor, 1GB total virtual runtime memory, 32GB internal storage, expandable up to 48GB via external memoryand a 5.0 MP Carl Zeiss camera with dual-LED flash, auto-focus and sliding cover.

While searching the web for some cool tech deals, I came across the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet on sale for 44% off the list price of $399.95, making it on sale for only $219.

In case you’re not sure what exactly the N810 is, I’ll give a quick recap of some of the cool specs it has. First off, it comes with a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard, great for quick IMs and e-mails. In addition to full Internet connection via WiFi and Bluetooth 2.0 technology, it also comes with GPS, and the ability to play music and videos. It also comes with a 4.1 inch touchscreen, with a 800 x 400 resolution, 2GB of onboard memory that is expandable to 10GB.

While the price drop does not seem to be available at every online retailer, at least one, namely CompUSA has dropped the price of the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet down to just $299.99. Currently listed as in stock and available the discounted price comes after an instant savings of $100. No word on how long more »

Android first sprung up on the Nokia N810 internet tablet a few months back, however the install process was a little more challenging. Well as technology goes, things generally have a way of becoming easier with some time and that certainly applies to completing the Android installation process on the N810. Now its as simple more »

Nokia has just released an updated version of OS2008, the operating system for both the N800 and N810 Internet tablets. Going by the codename of “Diablo” it consists of a few small bug fixes, some small updates and also a few new features. The updated version is free for all current N800, N810 owners, however more »

Sure, we have all most likely seen Nokia’s N810 WiMAX Edition by now, and while it looks nice and shiny on the outside, its always fun to see just what the guts look like. It’s just that most people who will be willing to plunk down their $455 to purchase one are most likely not going to be quite as willing to open it up to really check it out. However, now you can rest assured, the FCC has provided us with these great internal shots, which means you can keep yours safe — and in good working order. Nothing new was revealed in the FCC docs, as expected the N810 WiMAX Edition is still expected to be available around July. In the meantime keep reading for a few more internal shots…

Its been just a few days now since Buy.com listed the Nokia N810 WiMax Edition with a selling price of $455 and its already seen a price cut. The newly lowered price is still based off a list price of $479, but instead of a $23.01 savings, they are now offering a $47.01 savings, which more »

Buy.com has already listed the Nokia N810 WiMax Edition on their site. The N810 is currently listed for $455 with a suggested retail of $479, but as we would expect, is not currently in stock. The listing, although a little early seems to fit the time frame as Nokia announced it would be available beginning more »

Love your Nokia N810 tablet but just wish it would run something more… well, Google-like? Possibly the Android OS? Well, you’re in luck! The folks over at eLinux.org have a Wiki-page on using the Android OS on the Nokia N810. Reports say that it is fully working including the keyboard, Wi-Fi and GPS as well. more »

While the Nokia N810 WiMAX Internet Tablet remains pretty useless, with the announced delay of Sprint’s WiMAX service roll-out, here comes something else that’ll help you put that sorry device to good use. You see, the HAVA HD streamer, a lesser known app than Slingbox in the portable TV category, is now available for Nokia’s Internet Tablet PCs. Yes, and that even includes the old models. This announcement was officially made by Monsoon, the company who makes the HAVA HD streamer, during CTIA Wireless 2008. An early version of the HAVA player was tested by folks from Internet Tablet Talk, and they conclude that the portable version is even better than the PC version. If this is true, then that’s great news for Nokia tablet fans. Continue reading for a video of the HAVA player in action…