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Nokia working on a tablet called N920?

Posted: 16 Oct 2009, 14:34, by PhoneArena Team

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Nokia working on a tablet called N920?
The article has been updated on October 19

The Nokia N900
 has still not made it to the market, but rumors of the next generation tablet of the manufacturer are already floating about. Now we´ve got a picture that supposedly shows the Nokia N920. The word has it the N920 will be equipped with a 4.13-inch capacitive display that allows controls via multitouch, come without a keyboard and run Maemo 6 and not version 5 like the N900. The other specifications are probably identical to those of the latest Nokia tablet. This, however, tips us off that the N900 will probably prove to be Maemo 6 capable. Unfortunately we still don´t know what the differences between the two operating systems are. 

The Nokia N920 will most probably roll out sometime next summer or perhaps, at the end of 2010, so we´ve got more than enough time to snoop around and tell you more about this most interesting device.

*UPDATE*: NokiaPort.de admitted that the image is fake and was made only to create some rumors about a phone that doesn't exist.

Nokia N900 Specifications | Hands-on with the N900

source: Pocket Tables

Nokia working on a tablet called N920?


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1. AlaneCzeQ posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:44

fake... nokia logo on the bottom and capacitive screen with scratch like resistive + its maemo 4 on this screen from 2008. maemo 5 will b released when nokia n900 rolls out so why version 6 so early ... ?

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