Image Gallery: Proporta Nokia N800 Alu-Leather case

By matthewmiller August 28, 2007, 2:49 PM PDT

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Proporta Nokia N800 Alu-Leather case

The Nokia N800 Internet Tablet has a beautiful display and works well as a portable media player with two Secure Digital slots for memory expansion. Proporta has an accessory that protects the device and serves to prop it up for video watching in hands-free mode.

The Alu-Leather case in retail packaging.

Top flap of case

The Proporta logo is etched in the leather and the grooves allow you to set the angle the device is propped up at.

Top flap securing band and "kickstand"

The top leather flap is secured magnetically and the kickstand is secured using Velcro. You can adjust the kickstand that rests in the grooves.

The Nokia N800 in the case

The N800 rests in one side of the case and the top flap has an aluminum slab to protect the display.

One of the two side C clips

These heavy duty plastic clips hold the N800 in place.

Back of the N800 in propped position

The N800 can be angled for optimal viewing of video content or even surfing.

Front of the N800 in the case

The N800 is fully accessible while placed in the case, except for the USB port under the device bracket.

Proporta case and N800 in hand

The case does add some bulk, but is perfect for throwing the device in my gear bag and heading out the door.

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