All good points, but the 7710's design is almost 4 years old. You also forgot to mention that it only takes MMC cards up to 1GB, that its videoplayer is incapable of displaying more than 18 fps and knows only of a couple of antediluvian formats.

But, quite interestingly, the 7710 came with a plastic stand that has an uncanny resemblance to the 770's stand. So "Darius2006" was right all along! They're the same!!! OMG!!!!

A couple of good points of the 7710 (some compared to other Symbian devices, others to the Internet Tablets):

- It had true multitasking. My UIQ-based P910 phone switches "Palm-like": if I switch applications, it loses information on a non-predictable basis.
- It came with a portable office suite (Documents To Go, I think. Or maybe QuickOffice). My N800 comes with nothing.
- It had transparent input windows, both keyboard and HWR input area, something still missing in the Internet Tablets.
- It had a better camera than the N8X0. Not that that is much of an achievement, but there you go.
- It had an actual PIM suite! Out of the box! And there's me thinking Nokia doesn't know this is possible.

But mostly it kinda sucked because it had so little memory that it sometimes reported negative numbers. (that last one's a joke, but only just)