You probably don’t remember this now, but Nokia-branded tablets used to be a thing… for around five minutes a number of years ago. All joking aside, 2013’s Windows RT-based Lumia 2520 and the early 2015-released Nokia N1 with Android obviously failed to connect with mainstream audiences, never receiving any sort of sequel and presumably contributing to HMD Global’s decision to focus entirely on mobile phones for the brand’s attempted resurrection.
That’s a pretty unusual screen size, mind you, but it doesn’t necessarily mean it’s wrong. The starting price, meanwhile, could translate to less than $200 stateside (if it proves accurate and if the tablet will ever come to the US), which makes it crystal clear what kind of device we’re dealing with here.
