People constantly on the move are looking out for more portable computer devices.

Not content with the ultraportableswith WiFi connectivity, these computer enthusiasts are now hankering for smaller Internet Tablets much like the Nokia N900 Internet Tablet.

Aside from being small this one boasts of a faster Ti OMAP3 processor, an integrated 3G which allows you to connect to the Internet anytime and a high definition 5-megapixel Carl Zeiss camera.

Rumors have it that the Nokia N900 Internet Tablet will have a 3.5-inch touchscreen with a resolution of 800×800 pixels. With 1GB total virtual runtime memory and 32GB internal storage you get enough storage space for your important files. It will also have several connectivity features including GPS, HSPA and WiFi.

The Nokia N900 Internet Tablet however looks more of a phone considering its small screen display. Nokia’s Ukko Lappalainen said they are planning to use Maemo for its high-end handsets which puts the theory of the Nokia N900 Internet Tablet’s existence in doubt. So is the Nokia N900 Internet Tablet a replacement of the N810 Internet Tablet or just a plain rumor?