Ars Technica has published an excellent review of the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet.

Like the N800, the N810 delivers one of the best experiences in mobile web browsing on the market. The new browser that ships with OS2008 is truly outstanding, and most of the rest of OS2008 is pretty darn impressive too. For Linux enthusiasts as well as regular users, Nokia’s Maemo-based software platform offers power, flexibility, and ease of use.

Unfortunately, the lack of PIM software is still a deal-breaker for enterprise-minded users. Although the N810 succeeds quite robustly as a Linux UMPC, it fails abysmally as a PDA, and it seems as though Nokia has little interest in resolving that deficiency. Nokia’s primary focus with the N810 seems to be on the web browsing experience.