VIDEO: The £26,000 Guess Who game on Nokia Booklet 3Gs

Does your netbook have a hat?

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25 January 2010 16:46 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott

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Having 40 Nokia Booklet 3Gs just lying about the place was too much temptation for the gang at Nokia's WOMWorld who created a ginormous game of Guess Who with the netbooks.

Sadly, there's no sign of Bernard or even Anita, as the chaps played the game with websites rather than staying faithful to the original flip game.

Hit the window above now to see it play out and if you are curious about what happened to those original Guess Who characters, then there's another video that can help you out.

Oh, and if you were wondering how much it would cost you in the UK to do it yourself - at £645 a pop for each netbook - that's one expensive game.

Via: recombu.com

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Hardware, Netbooks, Nokia, Nokia Booklet 3G, Video, Gaming, Guess Who

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