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Unlocked Nokia N85 for $556 on Amazon

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Mobile | by C.K. Sample III | Mon Dec 1, 2008 7:29AM | 0 comments

The Nokia N85 emerged unlocked on Amazon for $556 this weekend. If you've been dying to order this phone, you may still want to wait, as the shipping time is listed as three to five weeks, so it's unclear whether the N85 will be available sooner elsewhere. Amazon lists the phone as reduced from $1200, which seems a bit on the outlandish side of MSRP pricing for Nokia phones, even ones with an AMOLED display, although the $556 unlocked price is less than the previously mentioned unlocked price of $650.

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external link Nokia N85 pops up at Amazon for $556… [Engadget]
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external link Nokia N85 Pops Up On Amazon But Won't Arrive… [Gizmodo]
external link US Nokia N85 unlocked on sale for $556 at… [SlashGear]

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