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    Nokia Booklet 3G Review

    The Nokia Booklet 3G is one of the nicest netbooks you can buy, with a build that aspires to be a 10-inch MacBook Pro. But it's still just a netbook, and therein lies the problem. More »
    11/11/09
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    By Mark Wilson
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    Nokia's Very Nice (Net) Booklet 3G Is $299 Plus Your Soul on AT&T

    Surprise, Nokia's Booklet 3G—a very nice netbook—is just gonna be $299 on Oct. 22, way below previous estimates of like a bajillion dollars. Granted, you're signing your soul over to AT&T for $60/month to get it that cheaply. More »
    10/13/09
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    By matt buchanan
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    Nokia Booklet 3G Hands On: Nice Netbook, But How Much?

    The Nokia Booklet 3G has touched down on US soil. The cell phone manufacturer's first laptop is made of sturdy stuff and is mobile broadband/SIM-card friendly. I'd buy one if the price is right. But chances are it's not. More »
    10/12/09
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    By Joanna Stern
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    Nokia Booklet 3G Will Be a Best Buy Exclusive in the U.S.

    With Best Buy confirming exclusive retail rights to the 10-inch netbook with built-in 3G and GPS, are all hopes gone of seeing its estimated $800 price subsidized by a wireless carrier? More »
    10/01/09
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    By Danny Allen
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    Nokia Booklet 3G Netbook Unboxed on Camera

    Nokia's Booklet 3G still has no U.S ETA, but it's an interesting 10.1-incher with Windows 7, 3G, and a claimed 16-hour battery life. And though I've no idea what this (Greek?) gentleman is saying, here's what's in the box: More »
    09/18/09
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    By Danny Allen
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    Nokia Dishes Booklet 3G's Full Specs and Price

    After teasing its 10.1-inch netbook with 3G and Assisted-GPS, Nokia has confirmed an impressive 16-cell (12-hour) battery and coughed-up full specs: Windows 7, 1.6GHz Atom Z530 processor, 120GB hard disk, 1GB RAM, 802.11n Wi-Fi, and HDMI. Price: €575 ($810) before-subsidies. More »
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    By Danny Allen
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