Although this time has given a lot, it has been a little over ten days that Nokia rang the bell with the announcement of its Android tablet Nokia N1. The Finns, after disengaging from Microsoft, intend to keep alive a brand that is still in very good health. Now they confirm that its launch will not be exclusive to China, where it was announced at first, but also will arrive in europe, and will do so at most in the first weeks of next summer 2015.
Been Kathrin Buvac, Vice President of Corporate Strategy at Nokia Networks in charge of confirming it to European Communications, as they tell us on the Internet. He has not given too many details about the roadmap that the device will follow but one of the main options being considered is that it makes its entry through Russia, as has happened before with products that are launched first in the Asian continent.
It won't wait too long
The Finnish company knows that Nokia is a highly valued brand in Europe, where many users have seen the evolution of their phones until Microsoft bought the mobile division. They do not want to miss this opportunity and the device will not wait too long, Buvac anticipates that it would be available for purchase during the first weeks of summer.
The criticism for plagiarism of the iPad mini
The tablet has a design similar to Apple's iPad mini. The problem is that not only this aspect has been copied as we analyze you in this article, which has also caused many to have been critical of Nokia. Kathrin Buvac explains that Foxconn, one of the most important producer partners of the Cupertino company, are also in charge of the manufacture of the Nokia N1. "We put our brand and design criteria, but the manufacturing, sales, shipments and after-sales is a matter of Foxconn," he points out, removing part of this responsibility from his company.
He also spoke of the future of the part of the company that Microsfot has not taken and the possible launch of a smartphone, although it seems that if produced, it would be linked to another manufacturer to which it they would give up the mark.