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A look at Nokia's Booklet 3G netbook

Summary: The first images of Nokia's foray into the PC manufacturing business have been revealed

David Meyer

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The Nokia Booklet 3G will be just over 2cm thick and weigh 1.25kg. According to the manufacturer, it will have a battery life of up to 12 hours.

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Topic: Hardware

David Meyer

About David Meyer

David Meyer is a freelance technology journalist. He fell into journalism when he realised his musical career wouldn't pay the bills. David's main focus is on communications, as well as internet technologies, regulation and mobile devices.

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  • Well there going to need something..

    In it for graphics otherwise there's no point putting HD connectors on it, I will be interested to see what price there going to put this on the shelf for.
    CA-aba1d
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  • Shame

    It's a real shame they took the Redmond shilling and have not released a Linux based version. I could really do some good stuff with one of them !!
    Andrew Meredith
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  • A Shame Indeed

    I agree, and I had the same thought. I would really like to try one, with various Linux distributions, it looks like it could be pretty nice. But I am not about to buy one, and pay the Microsoft Tax, just to wipe the disk and install Linux myself. I've played that game once, with the ASUS N10J, and although I am very pleased with the results, my conscience still bothers me about it a bit. Not a lot, but a bit.

    jw
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