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Nokia 3G Booklet has been a lot of attention in the media who report on minicomputers. It usually is when a known producer comes with a new computer, and especially as Nokia moving into a new market. 3G Booklet seems to be really interesting, but cost a lot.

Nokia's first mini-computer is named forthe Nokia 3G Booklet presented atNokia World 2009. 3G Booklet is a mini computer that still exist only in a test version that some have the advantage of testing. Slash Gear , for example, has written a small test on your computer. They tell us that the early version running Windows 7, which requires a portion of the right weak Intel Celeron processor at 1.6 GHz.

Nokia 3G Booklet has built-in 3G modem for those who want to connect to the Internet via mobile broadband. It is also equipped with an HDMI connector, to which you connect your computer, for example, a flat screen television. Furthermore, there is a built-in GPS , also good for those who want to take the computer away from the office.

According to the New Technology , the computer will cost at least 6000 , when they come to Sweden. It is overkill for a small laptop, even if it contains a lot of good features. An interesting detail is that Nokia has entered the battery life on 3G Booklet for up to 12 hours!

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