May 15, 2007 at Nokia expects surge in interest in expensive phones
Nokia hopes that the soon (according to rumors) entry into the Apple iPhone market will spur buyers ’interest in“ above average ”phones that support music, video and other entertainment features. The cost of such devices fluctuates around $ 400.
“American consumers do not have a sufficiently wide selection of hi-end smartphones,” said Rick Simonson, Nokia’s chief financial officer, adding that the company already produces N73 and N95 devices that will compete with the iPhone in the US.
In 2008, Apple plans to sell a total of about 10 million iPhone phones.
via Reuters
“American consumers do not have a sufficiently wide selection of hi-end smartphones,” said Rick Simonson, Nokia’s chief financial officer, adding that the company already produces N73 and N95 devices that will compete with the iPhone in the US.
In 2008, Apple plans to sell a total of about 10 million iPhone phones.
via Reuters