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VIRTUALISATION Nokia to jump into netbook market
VIRTUALISATION Nokia to jump into netbook market | Nokia to jump into netbook market |
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| by Jake Widman | |
| Tuesday, 25 August 2009 | |
  
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It runs on an Intel Atom processor, and Nokia claims up to 12 hours of battery life. The Booklet also features an HDMI port, Bluetooth, an SD card reader, and a built-in camera. In addition to WiFi connectivity, the device will also work over 3G/HSPA networks. That will enable it to use the Ovi suite of online services, such as syncing with Nokia phones, get music from the Nokia Music store, and access online file storage.  It can also use its built-in A-GPS system with Ovi's maps to provide location and directions services. The announcement calls the Booklet "another important ingredient in [Nokia's] move towards becoming a mobile solutions company." Pricing and availability were not announced. More details are promised at Nokia World , starting September 2. |
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