Nokia’s Netbook, the $600 mark, a blunder or just a strategy change…!

Nokia after gaining an immense name and popularity in the world of mobile phones is now trying its hands at the new venture into the Netbook field. The Booklet 3G from Nokia after a year’s of bagging appreciation and popularity has now made way into a high-priced territory making it a difficult option for people to consider this exquisite gadget.

The unsubsidized price of this Netbook has been marked as a $600, and for all those wishing to buy it on a contract of two years the same is available at $300 on the AT&T contract. Not actually an appealing price option, this till now called an “inexpensive Netbook” has now entered the population of the high priced ones.

Nokia on the merge of distinguishing their Netbook from all the others, has although made real great effort to make it stand out and above the rest. The 2.76 pound weight, great looks, aluminum cover and that Mac Book Pro like gaze along with high-end features like a 10.1 inch screen, battery life of almost 12 hours truly makes this one a must buy which you can now purchase easily at the Best Buy.

The nicer design and the huge difference in price truly makes this different from all others, this ran great when the Wi-Fi connectivity was tested wirelessly. The Mini chic let keys, slower speed however do not make it actually describe the price tag Nokia has raised it to.

Making it although lighter on the buyers pocket Nokia is making these netbooks available at a monthly payment of $35 or $60, which the buyer can choose as per their will. With most netbooks hovering in the range of $300-$400, saying as to how many prospect customers Nokia can still attract for its Netbook seems not a real tough question to answer.

With so many less expensive choices on the market already adorned with the AT&T contract feature, customers can go in for names like Acer’s Aspire One, Dell’s Inspiron and the new Go Netbook from Samsung.

With so many buying options on the market, Nokia’s lookout on raising the price margins to that premium mark does not seem a smart move. But nevertheless, the fact that an ideal choice for people on the go; seeking for a reliable net connection the one from Nokia is the best and the most accurate one of all.

As for now, the change what Nokia is offering and the impact the same will bring in on its sale charts, is truly a thing that is too early to discuss, only time can give a better understanding of this issue. So, wait and watch about what Nokia Netbook may have to go through in the future.