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April 27th, 2005

Nokia Says Nanotechnology May Help It Cut Costs

Abstract:
Top mobile phone maker Nokia could start using nanotechnology in its phones within the next two to three years to help keep costs low amid fierce price pressures, a top official was quoted as saying.

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reuters

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