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Nokia introduces N97

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MULTIMEDIA HANDSET: Vineet Taneja (right), Director, Marketing, along with a model launch Nokia N97 touch phone in New Delhi on Thursday.

NEW DELHI: Nokia on Thursday launched its latest touch-screen mobile device N97. The fully-loaded multi-media handset, which is likely to be priced at Rs. 35,000, comes with five megapixel camera phone and supports up to 48 GB of storage, including 32 GB of internal memory.

Informing that the multimedia device would be available within the next two weeks, Nokia India Director-Marketing Vineet Taneja said: “From the desktop to the laptop and now to your pocket, N97 is the most powerful, multi-sensory mobile device in existence. It is an important step towards our vision of delivering a highly personalised Internet experience.”

According to Mr. Taneja: “Nokia N97 is the first device that will be pre-loaded with Nokia’s Ovi Store, a one-stop-shop for a full catalogue of applications, games, videos, podcasts, productivity tools, web and location-based services. “In India, Ovi Store on N97 will offer a choice of 50 free to download items developed specially for Indian consumers by Indian developers. Users will also have access to global items. Ovi Store has paid and free content from a range of global and local content providers and developers, including Face book, Paramount Pictures and Twitter applications,” he added.

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