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Nokia Rumored To Develop Windows RT Tablet

Reports suggest that a Windows RT tablet device from Nokia could be unveiled in February 2013.

DigiTimes.com claims that Nokia is in talks with chipmaker Qualcomm and hardware manufacturer Compal Electronics and that the resulting tablet could be unveiled at the February 2013 World Mobile Congress in Barcelona.

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