I'm ashamed to admit that the Booklet (a 3G net book) managed to avoid my radar, however if this is meant to be a 1:1 recreation of the product I'm not all that bothered I've never heard of this looking net book till now. The pictured here is, as always, from Shenzhen and cost a remarkable 1300 Yuan. Sure there are cheaper net books on the market but this one gives you 3G connectivity, an case and a 10.1 inch screen which can fold completely flat (useful for holding the the computer up like a book for reading ebooks).

There's also a 1.66 Ghz Intel Atom CPU in there with a GMA 3150 graphics chip, 1 Gb of RAM (expandable to 2Gb) and a 160Gb hard drive.
As mentioned above the rather (in my opinion) ugly shell is alloy, which gives the device a nice sturdy feel, with a blue cover, ala Nokia.
The sturdy chassis is a little bulky in comparison to the original Nokia Booklet, but it houses all he usual net book ports and plugs, 2 x USB, an SD card reader, ethernet and a 1.3 megapixel webcam. You'll also find a 3.5 mm headphone jack, but no VGA or HDMI out, which does kind of make sense for a device made to be so portable and used on the go, but we'd still like the option.
Speaking of on the go a 2200MAh battery is enclosed in the alloy shell, which is said to give a rather poor 2 hour battery life.


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