Nokia Booklet 3G - 'King' of netbook types

25 years of leading mobile experience has been transformed into a "seismic" in the PC community with Nokia's first netbook model: Nokia Booklet 3G .

Although it is still equipped with Intel's 'baby pepper' processor, the first 'critical hit' Nokia brings to the netbook market is its 'huge' battery capacity. According to Nokia, the Booklet 3G can make users feel secure using their device for 12 hours without worrying about running out of battery in the middle.

Although this is actually a netbook model, Nokia made many people admire Booklet 3G for the first time because it was a fully functional laptop because the manufacturer used a lightweight aluminum alloy frame and because Thus, the weight of the machine is only 1.25 kg and about 2 cm thin.

As the "first child" of the world's leading mobile phone manufacturer, Booklet 3G is equipped with the best connectivity capabilities including high-speed 3G mobile network connection (HSPA standard), Wi- Fi or Ovi service featured by Nokia.

" More and more people are eager to get the computing power of PCs with the amazing capabilities of the mobile field. And we look forward to becoming those who connect those wishes to a device called Booklet. 3G ', Kai Oistamo - executive vice president in charge of Nokia's device division said during the launch of new products at the morning of August 24.

The mini-laptop of Nokia is also equipped with high-end connectivity standards such as HDMI port that allows high-definition video presentation, a built-in camera on the front of the server for video calls (video calling), Bluetooth wireless communication and SD card reader slot.

The second 'Danger' that Nokia brings is a 10.1-inch HD screen with built-in A-GPS global navigation, Ovi Maps mapping software, access to millions of tracks from the store. Nokia Music Store, use the Ovi Suite software suite to synchronize data with Nokia smartphones .

Nokia will continue to disclose the detailed information and price of Booklet 3G at Nokia World Conference, which will take place on September 2.

The first images of Nokia Booklet 3G.