Today, the Microsoft Store was at it again, putting up a pre-order page for the Verizon branded Nokia Lumia 2520 tablet. The listing showed a release date of November 17th for the device. While the release date didn't match what we passed along last night, the pricing did. The Nokia Lumia 2520 is $499.99 and as we showed you on Wednesday, Big Red plans on offering a $100 discount for a special Black Friday promotion..
But as we hinted above, lightning did strike twice and Microsoft has once again pulled the listing. That might indicate that the November 22nd leak will prove to be the actual release date for both the Nokia phablet and Nokia tablet. Just for posterity, a screenshot of the now pulled listing can be found below.
The now-pulled pre-order listing for the Verizon version of the Nokia Lumia 2520
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