Nokia wants to push new touch screen Tablet PC

Nokia has launched the N810 Internet equipment CNET Technology Information Network April 8 International report just like yesterday, a bunch of companies said to push E-book readers, the result of the launch of the Apple ipad, we have turned to follow the launch of the tablet computer.　　According to Rodman Renshaw analyst Ashok Kumar, Nokia has started partnering with the design of a new touch screen Tablet PC. "Nokia hasn't come up with any breakthrough products in years," TheStreet.com, citing Kumar. "This is a new opportunity, so if the product category really takes off, Nokia will have to grab the starting point."　　"Nokia has previously pushed through internet devices, and has pushed Nokia 770 tablets over the past five years, as well as subsequent N800, N810 and N900, and the latest Nokia booklet 3G netbook.　　It is unclear whether the leaked Nokia Tablet news is a follow-on model for the product or a direct competitor to the ipad or HP slate, which, after all, includes Dell and Lenovo. It is worth mentioning that Nokia and Intel technologies have been integrated earlier this year to combine Intel's Moblin with Nokia's Maemo software into a new operating environment called MeeGo. The software can be used on many devices, including pocket mobile computers, netbooks, tablets, Internet TVs, and information systems within vehicles.