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Nokia Ships N8, But Delays U.S. Deliveries by a Month

Sep 30, 2010, 7:05 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Nokia has begun shipping the N8 smartphone to customers who pre-ordered it. The N8 is available in the U.S. directly from Nokia's web site for $550, though it won't ship in the U.S. until the end of October. Previously, Nokia said it would ship by the end of September.

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ibnturab

Oct 1, 2010, 5:57 AM

Nokia's at its inflexion point

If it yields good sales, then Nokia will stay on track churning up more and more symbians. If it fails to accomplish its sales goals ( which is what I think will happen), then Nokia will have to take a long hard look at the mirror and try to figure out why the number one phone manufacturer is producing high-end phones that no one wants.

Omagus

ibnturab said:
If it yields good sales, then Nokia will stay on track churning up more and more symbians. If it fails to accomplish its sales goals ( which is what I think will happen), then Nokia will have to take a long hard look

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rafael.roque

Oct 1, 2010, 3:51 AM

Major Clarification For Pre-Order Customers!!!

Going into the Nokia Website USA; The front banner clearly reads that the N8 will begin shipping for pre-order customers next week!!!

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