Nokia has revealed more information about its first netbook computer, the Booklet 3G, at Nokia World in Stuttgart, Germany.
(It will probably be subsidized by carriers.)
Now the good: Nokia claims it will have 12 hours of battery life, sport a 1.6GHz Intel Atom Z530 processor, Windows 7, Wi-Fi and a built-in, hot-swappable SIM card slot for 3G access.
The company says the Booklet will measure 0.78-inches thin and will come in black, white and blue colors.
It's said to have a "fanless design," which should be interesting for such a thin, compact device.
More specs and a picture of the three colors, after the jump: