NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Nokia (NOK Quote) took a sleek plunge into the PC market Tuesday with the introduction of its first netbook computer.
The device, called Booklet, will cost $299 at Best Buy with a two-year, $60 data plan on AT&T (T Quote), a $1,740 total price over the course of the contract. The thin, metal mini-laptop runs on Microsoft's (MSFT Quote) new Windows 7 operating systems and Intel's (INTC Quote) stripped down Atom chip. In appearances, the slim shiny body approximates Apple's (AAPL Quote) MacBooks and boasts a 12-hour battery time, though use of the 3G connection will cut that battery time significantly. In addition to the 3G network access, the Booklet includes GPS and WiFi.![]() |
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