Booklet Nokia 3G: first reviews

This Booklet is not only the first 3G Netbook Nokia.

It is also the only model that comes with a hardware equipment ever seen in this category, including integrated 3G modem, Bluetooth, WiFi N, A-GPS, HDMI output, 10-inch high resolution screen (1280 × 720 px) and a battery to 16 cells, capable of a separate declaration of no less than 12 hours.

Will be available this month. It is already in advance the United States for $ 599 (or $ 299 if it goes to a 2-year contract with AT & T), while with regard to our country the only official information dating back to last September when he spoke of Italy Nokia $ 699 for the version without a contract.

To date we do not know if we will be able to buy it along with the bids of some mobile phone operator.In the last hours some American sites have published the first reviews to Booklet 3G.

As expected, the netbook has a higher than average build quality (the frame is built from a single block of aluminum) compared to that of the most luxurious Apple MacBook. Even the drummer left the best impression. There is talk of an autonomy of 10 hours when playing video, which suggests that the 12 hours shown by Nokia are not at all a rough estimate.

But there is a decidedly negative note comes from the performance of the Netbook. The netbook Nokia comes with an Intel Atom Z530 at 1.6GHz and a 120GB HDD at 4200 rpm. This formula makes the slower 3G Booklet of other models. According to CrunchGear and LaptopMag also the most common operations affected by the lack of processing power, which leads to a low reactivity of the system (Windows 7 Starter).