Nokia's new N76

Nokia says this is better than Razr

Squint your eyes and Nokia's new N76 bears more than a little resemblance to an iconic Motorola phone that popularized thin. But Nokia's newest phone, which premiered at CES, is more than a Razr knockoff, the company maintains.
There's some truth to that. The phone sports a 2-megapixel camera, which can be used in landscape mode. The device also has a 3.5mm jack for standard headphones. And it also sports easy access to Web sites like Flickr and Amazon.com.
But on the whole, the phone looks very much like a Razr. It's got nice materials like chrome and stainless steel, something Motorola made popular. And it sits in your hand much the same way as a Razr.
Hey if you gotta copy/get inspiration from something, it might as well be a world leader like the Razr.

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Nokia is also pushing its N800 Internet Tablet, which also debuted at CES. The N800 updates the N770 by giving it a Webcam, doubling the processor speed and internal memory, and providing two slots for SD memory cards. The design also got a makeover with a cleaner look that includes speakers that run along the bottom of the tablet.

Nokia's new N76

The N800 is another of those devices that is trying to carve its own niche between a regular laptop and a PDA or cell phone. It's big enough to surf the Web comfortably, but it's small enough to tote around the house. With the new improvements, we should have a better sense if devices like the N800 are going to resonate with users.
Cool phone what do you think, post your comments below.