DL.TV (eg, Digital Life) has a 9:13 video segment on the Nokia N800 Internet Tablet. What's interesting to me is to see the surfing capabilities and PDF viewing tested/demonstrated without pause, going from one website to another so casually I lost track of how many sites were visited. Someone who has not seen an N800 demonstrated gets a real sense of its speed here. The video capabilities of the device are admired, not overly, but acknowledging the difficulties and room for improvement (and no mention of YouTube) and the comparisons are made to cellphones for surfing not to laptops. The video VoIP coming is offhandedly described as a killer app, which I really believe. And twice the tablet is called a toy. This may be because the hosts aren't really interested in it as a general-purpose machine ("I believe, I'm not positive, but I believe it's built on top of Linux," we're told) and how one would go about adding applications or running Python, say, doesn't appear to have shown up on their checklist of features to check out. Nonetheless, their admiration shown is real, not feigned, based on what they perceive as the N800's real capabilities. Via Ring Nokia.