Nokia's next flagship smartphone, the Nokia N97, could debut in N. America considerably earlier than expected.
An unnamed source at a "major North American distributor" told The Nokia Blog that this smartphone will debut on June 2.
Those who are interested in this device can already put in a pre-order for it on Nokia's website, but the company says the N97 won't be available until July. This could mean that the unconfirmed report is incorrect, but not necessarily: in the past, U.S. retailers have begun selling new Nokia models before Nokia itself has.
The official pre-order price for this smartphone is $700, but online stores are likely to offer it for less.
More about the Nokia N97
The Nokia N97 is going to be the second touchscreen-enabled Symbian S60 device from Nokia. It will feature a sliding QWERTY keyboard, 32 GB of internal memory, a 5 megapixel camera, and a microSDHC memory card slot.
Wireless options will include quad-band GSM, HSPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS w/A-GPS. The version made for N. America will have the 3G frequencies used in this area.
Other features of this device are going to include an electronic compass, TV-Out, a widget-based homescreen, and support for Nokia's upcoming Ovi Store.
For more information, visit the official Nokia N97 microsite and read Brighthand's Nokia N97 preview.
Source: The Nokia Blog
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