News RSSNokia N800 vs iPod Touch
September 11th, 2007 by 
Ryan
Ever since the iPod Touch was introduced last Wednesday, people have been “philosophizing” about just what the newest iPod on the block is and and isn’t. They’ve also been comparing the device to numerous other devices on the market. Perhaps the most rampant comparisons, at least in this part of the woods, are those between the iPod touch and the Nokia N800 Internet tablet (fun fact: an oddly large number of the Ars writing staff uses the N800). It is for this reason that we are going to take this opportunity to do a precursory comparison–look for an in-depth Ars Technica review of the iPod Touch in the coming weeks–between the two devices.
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September 14th, 2007 at 11:59 am
The “Ipod touch” in the picture is NOT a ipod touch. Instead, it is a Iphone. If u look in the upper left hand corner, it says AT&T. Do a better job lying to the internet, Ryan
September 14th, 2007 at 1:19 pm
HENRY, If you read the linked article you’ll see right under the picture it is listed that the device is in fact an iPhone. There is no intended misrepresentaion. It doesn’t make much difference anyway since the iPhone and Touch share the same screen and browser, so the point is moot.