I'm referring to Nokia's latest technological wonder, this Web geek's wet dream, the Nokia Booklet 3G. With its very lightweight and compact body (1.7kg light, petite 10-inch screen and no more than 1-inch thick), the Nokia Booklet 3G boasts some very powerful and efficient features. From the new Microsoft Windows 7, multitude of connectivity options in 3G and Wi-Fi, and even HDMI output, this powerful little thing works like a Netbook, plays like an HD-DVD machine, and functions like a smart phone. Igs, this looks nifty. Look forward to the review and see whether all the hype about Windows 7 properly running on Atoms is true. If I wasn't saving up (and selling my kidneys) when the Canon 7D hits the shores of Singapore, this would be an interesting Xmas gift to self. What's your current machine ba, sir? Wondering whether you'd know if this or any other laptop can be connected to a smartphone and use that phone's connection the way Macbooks can hook up to iPhones and use the 3G connection. Clarification pala sir, is it 1.7 kasi the video says 1.3kg? Or is 1.3 the weight sans battery and charger and 1.7 is all-in? But then like what steven said, perhaps a little tweaking might be in need to make this netbook sell. Kind of like a unique selling point eh? But its 10 hours of battery life sounds more like what a mobile might be able to churn out, and I'm definitely looking forward to this. Although... I worry about its price. Sounds like it could be wayyy pricey.

Source: Cnet Asia