Not satisfied with a row of smart phones available today, Nokia will launch a Windows-based tablet 8.
Nokia Chief Executive Stephen Elop said, "Nokia is considering the tablet market to compete with the iPad." "There is a new tablet comes opportunity," said Elop told Business Week.
"We saw the opportunity, no doubt. It will change the dynamics (the tablet market)."
Previously, Nokia is no stranger to tablets because Nokia had introduced a tablet to access the internet in 2007 with the Nokia N810 and N800 before.
Whereas, the year it was the same year with the launch of the iPhone, the keyboard devices appear to look old before its release.
Sources: Antara
Nokia Chief Executive Stephen Elop said, "Nokia is considering the tablet market to compete with the iPad." "There is a new tablet comes opportunity," said Elop told Business Week.
"We saw the opportunity, no doubt. It will change the dynamics (the tablet market)."
Previously, Nokia is no stranger to tablets because Nokia had introduced a tablet to access the internet in 2007 with the Nokia N810 and N800 before.
Whereas, the year it was the same year with the launch of the iPhone, the keyboard devices appear to look old before its release.
Sources: Antara
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