On Monday, we told you that the Nokia RM-877 visited the FCC with AT&T connectivity. We figured out that this is the Nokia EOS. Now comes the Nokia RM-875, making a similar trip to the FCC and carrying the same schematic design as the RM-877. With LTE support in the 850MHz, 1800MHz, 2100MHz, and 2500MHz frequencies, this appears to be the international version of the Nokia Lumia EOS.
Earlier on Wednesday, we told you that Nokia has confirmed that its July 11th event in New York is being held to introduce the long-awaited 41MP Nokia EOS. This is the Windows Phone version of the Symbian flavored Nokia 808 PureView. The FCC visit of the Nokia RM-875 shows that the Finnish OEM plans on offering the model overseas, not just in the U.S.
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