Nokia Booklet 3G enters The Almanac

GLOBAL – The Nokia Booklet 3G is one of those products that surprised many when it jumped out of the bushes at Nokia World 09. Yet once the initial shock of seeing a Nokia mini-laptop PC subsided, it rapidly established itself as curious and exciting new beast that the entire village is talking about and is eager to meet. Raising the ceiling on the spectrum of Nokia devices currently available, the Booklet 3G certainly warrants a top slot in The Almanac here on Conversations, so we willing obliged and have now added it to the pantheon of great products you can rummage through.

Read on to find out more and to discover which other devices will soon be added to our ever meatier Almanac.

We had a lot of fun writing the Booklet 3G entry for The Almanac, especially the Miscellany bit on the material that cleverly encases the product – aluminium (or aluminum, depending on your point of view) is a pretty smart stuff. And we’re yet to tire of flicking through galleries and gawping at videos of it in action from across the web, all of which you can soak up on its freshly glued-in Almanac page – click here to visit it.

The Nokia Booklet 3G will soon be joined in The Almanac by a number of its cohorts from Nokia World 09. Next up will be your collective favourite from the show, the new Linux-based Maemo 5 powered Nokia N900. Alongside the N900, we’ll be adding the first Xseries devices in the shape of the 32GB X6 and it’s X3 sibling. All of these will be going live in The Almanac section over the coming week.

Following that we’ll be adding Nokia Life Tools to the mix, along with Nokia N97 mini, Nokia 6760 slide and more. If there are any products you’d like to see added that aren’t already in the list, please share your thoughts in the comments section below.

Visit the Nokia Booklet 3G page at The Almanac >>

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