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What to expect from Nokia-Microsoft brand dilemma

Last week, one of the best known names in technology launched a new product, the N1 Tablet. It comes from Nokia, the Finnish company that once had 40 per cent of the mobile phone market.

You can already buy another Nokia tablet, the Lumia 2520, and of course any number of Nokia phones. But these all come from the US’ Microsoft, which acquired the Nokia mobile phone business for £4.6 billion (Sh648.5 billion) last year.

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