Nokia, after having tackled the flaws found in the old Nokia 800, has announced its improved version being the Nokia 810 Internet Tablet. The concept of an Internet Tablet has yet to be perfected and is Nokia is working hard to make it happen.

The first problem that the new Nokia 810 Internet Tablet solved is to have itself equipped with a slide out keyboard. It now also comes with a more sophisticated browser that comes from Mozilla supporting Ajax and Flash 9. To add on, the Nokia 810 has GPS but unfortunately not 3G.

The Nokia 810 features a highly customizable user interface, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, optional 10GB memory card, and a sharp wide screen of 4.13″ 800 x 480 resolution giving its users a magical experience held in your palm. It is expected to start shipping some time in Mid November and costs about USD479.

3 more pictures of the Nokia 810 Internet Tablet after the jump.

Via: Mobile Mentalism