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Gearburn • 17 Nov 2011

Nokia to have Windows 8 tablet by June 2012

By Roger Hislop

Off the cuff comments by Nokia’s new France head honcho Paul Ansellem have got the rumour mill into high gear. Speaking to Les Echos, he said, “Et en juin 2012, nous aurons une tablette fonctionnant sous Windows 8”. So that seems pretty open and shut. Since then the Nokia Thought Police have kicked in, and no more is coming out of Espoo.

This does confirm very elliptical comments by Nokia CEO Stephen Elop, who was quoted in BusinessWeek a few days ago hinting at a tablet.

Roger Hislop

Aurasma, Taiwanese news giant launch ‘first Augmented Reality’ newspaper

News • 17 Nov 2011

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