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Nokia’s Mobile Museum of Extinct Technology celebrates the launch of N95

May 5, 2007 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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To celebrate the launch of its flagship N95 smartphone in the UK, Nokia is organizing an exhibition of the extinct mobile technology in London and Birmingham. With the latest campaign, the Finish company wants to remind users that the N95 is a true convergent device that is set to replace the paper maps, a camera, and a music player. Plus it can access the Internet either via WiFi or using the ultra-fast HSDPA connection. Here’s the link to Nokia’s microsite, which offers more details about the event. (via: Symbian-Guru)

Mobile Museum of Extinct Technology

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