The Nokia Booklet 3G netbook with a 10″ screen may at first look small and timid, but this computer's quite the opposite. It packs a 16-celled battery, which is flat and thin and supposedly allows the netbook to operate for up to 12 hours.
The Booklet 3G will be the first netbook to formally support the Windows 7 OS at launch. The netbook will also have a swappable SIM cart slot and an HDMI-Out port.
Of course, fancy features like these come at a steep cost. A mere glimpse at the price tag will have your pocketbook begging for mercy. For roughly $810, you could even get a pretty decent notebook instead.
Ship dates for the Booklet 3G have not yet been announced, but no worries, we'll keep you updated.
Via PCMag.
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