It turns out there is a new nifty trick for the Nokia N810 as well as the N800. It comes from Kate Alhola who is Nokia's chief Maemo engineer in a blog entry. The N810 supports USB-OTG which lets you make the N810 into a usb host which lets you use other USB peripherals.

For example, you can hook up your USB thumb drive as well as other devices such as digital cameras, memory card readers, and external hard disks. It's a bit of a challenge to get it working, but it is incredibly useful for people able to pull it off.

It's time for check the prices for the Nokia N810 on the internet. The Nokia N810 is getting more affordable by the day and we've even seen some incredible deals from Buy.com. Right now wouldn't be a bad time to buy a Nokia N810. Check out the list below to see where the prices are these days.

eBay - $395.00 Shipped (Average)
Amazon - $418.99 Shipped
Buy.com - $419.99 Shipped

eBay tops the list once more which is to  be expected. Amazon and Buy.com are neck and neck so you could really just pick either one and be fine unless you wanted to save a dollar.

Laptop Magainze named the Nokia N810 the best product of CTIA 2007. This is a great award for Nokia who really deserves to be awarded for creating such an amazing device. It literally does everything in such a small and stylish package.

You can surf YouTube, get directions with GPS, view Facebook, and much more with ease. This is definitely a device for the new generation of internet users who also like to be mobile. Be on the lookout for more and more Nokia devices to be used in the streets.

Canada has finally received the Nokia N810. It took awhile for the Canadians to finally be able to purchase the device. While Canadians could have purchased it over in the US, it makes it much more convenient for them.

The pricing for the Nokia N810 will be $485 CAD which is a great price despite the price in the US being as low as $385 if you used Buy.com. It seems that it is a good time to buy the Nokia N810. It's a great device and should be appreciated by many Canadian Gadget freaks

The Nokia N810 isn't a cell phone, but it sure feels like it sometimes. With Skype and Gizmo, I can make phone calls to anyone in the world as long as I have an internet connection. This means I can make some incredibly cheap phone calls to anyone in the entire world.

For some people, the Nokia N810 could easily replace your main cell phone. Some areas are now blanketed in Wifi signal which means you always have a connection.

Skype also offers you a number for a small fee which makes it really feel like a cell phone. Keep this in mind when you're thinking about buying a Nokia N810.

Now this feature caught me totally by surprise. I have a separate GPS system, and it's much bigger than my Nokia N810. However, when I found out the Nokia N810 could be my GPS device, I was stunned.

This little thing has a GPS receiver? That's simply incredible. This means many people will not need to buy a separate GPS receive. Once you're done driving, you can use it as a web browsing machine.

Simply incredible. The GPS is a feature that will just blow you away on the Nokia N810.

Companies need to realize that people want to be able to add memory to their device on a swappable basis. I sometimes have miniSD cards separated by type. One card I only have music on and the other I only have important files.

Nokia N810 does it correctly because they offer mini/micro SD expandability. I can add 4GB SD cards to my device and it works flawlessly and fast. This means I can store movies, tons of music, and much more.

That's flexibility!

I've had a lot of personal PC devices such as PDAs and other smart phones. The biggest gripe I had was the screen. Most devices didn't back enough resolution to make any type of web browsing slightly enjoyable. The pictures were blurry and small, and I could definitely couldn't fit entire webpages.

The Nokia N810 packs a 800x480 screen which is stunning to say the least. The screen is 4.12" diagonally which is plenty of space to really get a enjoyable browsing experience. The Nokia N810 definitely shines in the display area.

One thing I love about my Nokia N810 is that it is incredibly small. This means I can carry my Nokia N810 easily in my pocket and not feel it. This is a great change from the days where you could always tell who had a big cell phone or PDA when their pockets were bulging out.

The actual dimensions of the Nokia N810 rival the new Apple iPhone. Here they are for the technical folks:

Volume: 128 CC
Weight: 226 g
Length: 72 mm
Width: 128 mm
Thickness: 14 mm

So yeah, the Nokia N810 is amazingly small and powerful.