A Better Mini Laptop: the Nokia Booklet 3G

The mobile gadget world just got rocked with the stunning Windows 7-run Nokia Booklet 3G released as Nokia’s first foray into the laptop genre. After more than 25 years as a pioneering leader in the mobile phone industry, what is Nokia thinking this time? Are they tired of making mobile phones?

The Finland-based mobile phone leader Nokia is no longer making phones. It’s making portable computing devices. With more than 25 years of pioneering leadership behind its mobile phone business, Nokia is now poised to take on a much wider market with a richer mix of products leveraging on its excellent heritage in mobile phones with a more sophisticated mobile computing portfolio.

Just a few years ago the trend that technology was taking ran along the lines of “the smaller the better.” When it came to computers, manufacturers continued to produce portable computers that became smaller and smaller. Portability was the determining factor here as we all saw the emergence of netbooks – downsized laptops that sported all the basic features of a portable computer, but with a more compact design.

Not so long ago, the whole world was in awe as the iPhone took over the entire mobile phone industry by storm. The undeniable success of this device in the market marked Apple’s triumph in their leap towards a whole new industry. A company that established itself in the world of computers and laptops crossed the border into a relatively unknown world of mobile technology.

The long wait is finally over. Nokia has recently unveiled the new Nokia Booklet 3G – a new device that marks the manufacturer’s venture into the abyss of mini laptop computers. We’re definitely filled with excitement as this new device promises to provide a one of a kind user experience once it becomes available.

That which has captured the imagination of critics, tech bloggers, and consumers alike for months on end has finally been revealed. Gone are the days of wondering and speculation as finally, Nokia has officially announced their first ever netbook computer. After all the anticipation over the past few months, it’s finally time that we officially meet the Nokia Booklet 3G.

Nokia has been in the telecommunications industry for quite some time now, amassing great technology. They have been a bit of a wild card in the industry despite their years of experience, often venturing with products that are more or less novelty items that boggle the minds of tech experts and consumers alike.

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