Nokia’s First Netbook Gets Premium Price

Nokia Corp. Wednesday priced its first netbook computer at the high end of the market as it also highlighted new music phones and multimedia services, including a “Lifecasting” offering that integrates its phones with social-networking service Facebook.

Nokia’s Booklet 3G, the closely watched netbook it unveiled last week, will ship at €575 ($818) before subsidies and taxes, the Finnish company said at its Nokia World conference in Stuttgart, Germany. The netbook, which Nokia describes as a mini-laptop, comes with Microsoft Corp.’s Windows 7 operating system and will be on shelves in the fourth quarter…