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Nokia Internet Tablets providing Google Talk by Wi-Fi

Nokia plans to show its new Web tablet with Google Talk capabilities.

This will be possible through short-range wireless networks. On Tuesday (May 16th), the new Nokia Internet Tablet will be showcased in Stockholm.

Google is not at its first step into mobile communication deals, as it is believed that talks are held with Motorola regarding Google search options on mobile devices.

The Wi-Fi broadband market is under siege by Smartphones & PDA's, laptops, and now Internet Tablets from famous mobile cell phones producers.

Mobile devices with increased processing power usually run either Windows CE or Symbian OS, but Nokia's WiFi Internet Tablet is believed to continue 770's path on Linux-based Nokia Internet Tablet 2005.

Nokia 770 weighed 230g, providing a High-resolution (800x480) touch screen with up to 65k colors. A built-in 128MB flash memory plus the 64MB memory card provided space for the Opera 8 Browser, Flash Player v6, Email Client, Internet Radio, News Reader, Image viewer and many others.

The 1500mAh battery assured a comforting 3 hours time for browsing and 7 days standby time.