The non-Microsoft remains of Nokia is releasing an Android tablet in 2015. The $250 N1 has a 7.9" display, an Intel Atom processor, and look just like an iPad.
Nokia sold its mobile gadgets business to Microsoft last year; this marks a much more rapid return to that business than expected.
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