The Nokia N95 Jumps the Pond
Apr 10, 2007
(image from Nokia's snazzy Flash website)
More than two weeks after the launch of the Nokia N95 in Europe, the Finnish manufacturer's latest do-it-all gadget is now available in America for $750.
The jaw-dropping sticker price is due in part of American service operators' unwillingness to subsidize the Symbian S60 smartphone. The apparent lack of models supported by a two-year contract continues to be Nokia's weakness in the North American market, despite its clear commitment to increase its presence.
To recap, the Nokia N95 is a phone. And a media player. And a 5-megapixel camera. And a connectivity champ. You get the idea. The N95 is available online, and at Nokia's stores in New York and Chicago.
