I have a Nokia n800 (previous model was the n770, follow on is n810, now n900) with an iGo bluetooth keyboard (folding - great for portability, not great for ty

I have a Nokia n800 (previous model was the n770, follow on is n810, now n900) with an iGo bluetooth keyboard (folding - great for portability, not great for typing). The display is 800x480 so it is vertically challenged, but usable (with good bifocals ;-). I've used it with ssh into a remote machine and also at meetings to take notes on. If I were doing extensive typing, I would get a compact non-folding BT keyboard - I hear the Apple one is pretty good for size and touch-typing. The n800/n810/n900 has enough horsepower to do light weight lifting, including a SD/microSD slot that give "unlimited" storage space. The n810 and n900 have built in keyboards (not a replacement for a BT keyboard) and the n900 does "TV out". - http://maemo.nokia.com/n900/ http://maemo.nokia.com/n900/ - http://usa.nokia.com/find-products/phones/nokia-n810/specifications http://usa.nokia.com/find-products/phones/nokia-n810/specifi... The problems are obvious... - The screen is tiny - Keyboards that you can touch-type on are big By the time you bundle in a keyboard, the recharger, various wires, etc., you might as well lug around a netbook. On the other hand, I carry my n800 everywhere in my pocket - it may be difficult to do something on the n800, but it still beats a netbook that was left at home. I also have an Acer Aspire One that is touch-typeable and has a larger display at 1024x600 (still cramped) and an OLPC - display is interesting but the keyboard is not touch typeable, the CPU is pretty slow, and the battery life isn't very good :-(.