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Middle East: Sunday, January 04 - 2009 at 10:17
According to Santhosh Varghese, regional general manager for Toshiba's Computer Systems Division, the new 3G netbook will take over a significant portion of the smart phone market segment. With a keyboard and 3G, the device can be used as a secondary notebook or as a mainstream phone. Toshiba is set to launch its first 3G netbook by February this year.
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