Nokia is exploring the possibilities of vying for a piece of the laptop market. The world’s largest cell-phone manufacturer’s CEO told a Finnish television audience that the company is “actively looking” at entering the laptop fray where Dell, Hewlett-Packard and Acer dominate. Nokia CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo said he envisions the company moving deeper beyond its mobile-phone roots

Microsoft (MSFT) is prepping a slimmed-down version of the forthcoming Windows 7 operating system to work on so-called netbooks. Asustek is mulling a mini-laptop that runs on Google’s (GOOG) Android OS. Now even Nokia is looking to get into the netbook game.

jkOnTheRun reports this story – Reuters is reporting that Finnish handset giant Nokia has admitted they are considering entering the laptop market.  In an interview in Finland CEO Pekka Kallasvuo was asked if Nokia plans to make laptops and had this response: “We are looking very actively also at this opportunity…  We don’t have to look even for five years from now to see that what we know as a mobile phone and what we know as a PC are in many ways converging.” Nokia also reported ear

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