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Nokia to Bring Touch Device to Market This Year

Jul 17, 2008, 12:54 PM by Eric M. Zeman

During a press call today, Nokia's head of mobile devices, Kai Oistamo, confirmed that the company will bring at least one touch-based device to the market during the second half of this year. The device for this year will be focused on the mass market, and not high-end, niche customers. Nokia will later introduce touch devices spanning the entire range of entry-level to high-end phones over time. Exactly when any of these devices will become available was not made clear.

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imtrickedout

Jul 17, 2008, 1:43 PM

its about time

🙂

Jayshmay

I saw a video about this quite a while back, you should go to YouTube and type in the words Nokia Touch and see what comes up.

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marufio

Jul 17, 2008, 3:57 PM

Blackberry now Nokia.

I knew they would since BB has one on the way.

Omagus

Well, Nokia did kind of show their prototype way before RIM did. But it is kind of cool that they are both expected to be out this year.

However, I am a little bit bummed that Nokia will initially only be offering touch in the mass market (transla...
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