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SMB News From Network World: Nokia To Enter Tablet Computer Fray

If you’re trying to figure out what to do about tablet computers, it just got a little more complicated. According to analyst Ashok Kumar, Nokia is working with suppliers to bring a tablet to market this fall.

Nokia is working with suppliers and designers in an effort to bring a new touchscreen tablet device into market by this fall, an analyst at Rodman Renshaw told TheStreet.com yesterday.

The mobile phone giant, based in Espoo, Finland, apparently hopes the new tablet can compete the new, well-hyped Apple Inc. iPad and similar products like the HP Slate from Hewlett-Packard Co., the Dell Streak from Dell Inc. or Lenovo Group Ltd.’s IdeaPad S10-3.”

Small Business Computing Staff
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