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Nokia N97 with AT&T’s 3G frequencies hits the FCC

April 6, 2009 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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Nokia N97 at FCC

Good news for our North American readers who at the same time like Nokia smartphones. The single most desirable Finnish smartphone, N97, has been spotted at the FCC. And we’re talking about the real U.S. version, all with the right bands to sing along AT&T’s 3G network (1900 MHz). Everything the European/Asian version has is also included — like WiFi, Bluetooth, WM transmitter, HSDPA, large touchscreen and of course, the full QWERTY keyboard. Now it’s all about AT&T to pick it up, subsidize it, and make some money along the way. Yap, this baby should steal some thunder from the iPhone, or at least Nokia hopes so. We’ll see how that will go…

[Via: Engadget]

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