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The Nokia N900 / RX51 / Rover internet tablet has just posed for some press shots. This smartphone / MID device has been seen many times and is probably going to be officially unveiled by Nokia next week at Nokia World. We'll probably see their sexy netbook there too.

[Engadget Mobile]

Above is another photo of the Nokia N900 / Rover tablet. This tablet just passed the FCC, so today we're just focusing on the new and sexy photo. Clearly, the photo above hints at it rocking the Maemo 5 OS and the rumours are declaring that it will get released on T-Mobile USA with HSPA connectivity.

[Engadget Mobile]

What you see above is the Nokia RX-51 / N900 Rover prototype that likely passed the FCC just yesterday. This internet tablet has: a 3.5-inch touchscreen display with a 480 x 800 resolution, HSPA / WiFi / 3G support, a 5MP camera, and 32GB of internal storage. Like I said yesterday, this internet tablet will probably hit T-Mobile and judging from the ear piece on the device, this baby will also be able to make calls. This Maemo-powered device is rumoured to be hitting the shelves by the end of this year. Check out both links below for more photos.

Update: According to Phone Arena, we have some more information on the Nokia N900 Rover / RX-51. The touchscreen is said to be resistive, which sucks; the camera has: autofocus, a Carl Zeiss lens, a sliding lens cover, and a dual-LED flash. The CPU inside of this device is an ARM Cortex A8 with speeds of 600MHz - 1GHz; and yes, this device is running on the Maemo OS. Even with this additional news, the price and release date has not been mentioned yet.

[Engadget, Slash Gear]

No, sorry, it's not the Apple tablet. This is actually Nokia's latest device to pass the FCC. But, the device is pretty large so it's probably not a mobile phone. It could be the Maemo-powered Nokia Rover Internet tablet though. We don't know yet, but it has AWS 3G, which is a perfect fit for T-Mobile USA. Just wait a little bit, I'm sure information will start to leak out soon.

[Engadget]

Could this be the successor of the Nokia N810 Internet tablet? Well, it's always a possibility. The so-called Nokia Rover is a tablet that could possibly rock the new Maemo OS. The Rover reportedly has a 3.5-inch WVGA touchscreen and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. Nothing else is known about the device, but I'll be sure to get that juicy information for you at a later date.

[Engadget]