Hey, it’s not a netbook! I’ve got the brand new Nokia Booklet 3G for AT&T in hand and it’s not hard to see that it’s a beauty. The chassis is made from a single piece of machined aluminum, weighs only 2.76 lbs, and .78 inch thin. If it didn’t have a Nokia branding on it, I would have thought it was a mini Apple Macbook. I’m working on the review right now, but here’s some unboxing photos to whet your appetite.

Here’s what’s included in the sales package

• Nokia Booklet 3G
• Battery BC-1S
• AC/DC power adapter
• Setup guide
• Nokia Headset WH-205
• Nokia USB multi-cable charger CA-126
• Cleaning Cloth

The Finnish company added some features to this ‘mini-laptop’ that aren’t found on many netbooks like an accelerometer, dedicated Nokia button, and swappable SIM card. If there’s one thing to mention, it’s the battery life that really stands out on the Booklet 3G. Nokia claims up to 12 hours on a single charge. I noticed about 7 hours of continuous usage, but noone should ever be in front of their computer that long.

It’s not all about hardware, so I’ll let you know in my upcoming review how it performs with some real-life usage. Stay tuned.