Nokia has finally announced the release of their much rumored Netbook the Booklet 3G. It’s powered by the usual Atom processor and is expected to run Windows XP or Windows 7. Some of the more unique features include a sleek aluminium chassis, Assisted GPS and a HDMI port.

The rest of its configuration is expected to be pretty much standard; a 10-inch glass screen that can display 1024×600 pixels, an Intel Atom processor, a webcam, Bluetooth, WiFi and built in 3G functionality as well as up to 12 hours worth of battery life. “The computer will include a hard drive and a glass display capable of showing high-definition video, making it a higher-performance device than a stripped down netbook,” said Kai Oeistaemoe, Executive Vice President of Devices for Nokia.

With a weight of 1.25Kg and a thickness of around 20mm, it should easily compete with the likes of Asus EEE series. We do not have a confirmed date for release yet, but more will be revealed at ‘Nokia World 09′ this Autumn.

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