The Nokia Booklet 3G Brings in a New Era of Netbooks
Andrew Robichaud — August 24, 2009 — Tech
References: europe.nokia & ohgizmo
Nokia has decided they would like to dive headfirst into the netbook market with the brand new Booklet 3G.
The Nokia Booklet 3G is a small (10.1 inches and 2cm thick) and sexy little netbook that rocks a mirror-like aluminum body with relative ease. The first Nokia computer will rock up to 12-hours of battery life as well as the smorgasbord of the features you’d expect from a 2009 computer (WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G, etc).
Not yet have we seen a huge jump from the mobile world into the computer world (except Apple), so the Nokia Booklet 3G should be an interesting experiment to keep track of. Good luck Nokia!
The Nokia Booklet 3G is a small (10.1 inches and 2cm thick) and sexy little netbook that rocks a mirror-like aluminum body with relative ease. The first Nokia computer will rock up to 12-hours of battery life as well as the smorgasbord of the features you’d expect from a 2009 computer (WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G, etc).
Not yet have we seen a huge jump from the mobile world into the computer world (except Apple), so the Nokia Booklet 3G should be an interesting experiment to keep track of. Good luck Nokia!
Trend Themes
1. Netbook Market - The emergence of Nokia's Booklet 3G in the netbook market presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in portable computing.
2. Mobile-computer Convergence - Nokia's foray into the computer world highlights the potential for disruptive innovation at the intersection of mobile and computer technologies.
3. Extended Battery Life - The impressive 12-hour battery life of Nokia's Booklet 3G paves the way for disruptive innovation in energy-efficient computing devices.
Industry Implications
1. Computers - The Nokia Booklet 3G entering the computer market creates opportunities for disruptive innovation in portable computing.
2. Mobile Technology - The convergence of mobile and computer technologies through Nokia's Booklet 3G opens up possibilities for disruptive innovation in the mobile technology industry.
3. Consumer Electronics - The focus on extended battery life in Nokia's Booklet 3G presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the consumer electronics sector, particularly in energy-efficient devices.
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