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05-17-2011, 07:22 PM
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Currently, no pricing data is available, but a connected system such as this is probable to get mightily carrier-subsidized. We'll know much more facts after the Nokia World conference in September.
What happens when a cell phone company can make a netbook? You receive a "mini-laptop" which is linked towards the brink. (The epically failed Palm Foleo notwithstanding, naturally.)
Nokia's Booklet 3G has (duh) 3G HSPA connectivity, a SIM card slot,Buy Windows 7 Home Basic Key (http://www.windows7productkey.us/windows-7-home-basic-64-bit-x64-key.html), and WiFi. Its super-thin 0.8-inch-thick, aluminum-encased entire body homes an Intel Atom processor,Windows 7 Home Premium (http://www.mswindows7key.net/windows-7-home-premium-64-bit-x64-key.html), an HDMI-out port, and an SD card reader.
The 10-inch Booklet arrives loaded with Nokia's personal Ovi software program, which incorporates maps for assisted-GPS,Office Professional Plus Key (http://www.office-2010-key.org/en/office-2010-key/office-professional-plus-2010-key.html), use of the company's audio keep,Office Standard 2010 Sale (http://www.windows7activationkey.de/office-standard-2010-64-bit-x64-key.html), and wireless syncing using a Nokia handset. Nokia claims 12 hours of battery life.
Currently, no pricing data is available, but a connected system such as this is probable to get mightily carrier-subsidized. We'll know much more facts after the Nokia World conference in September.