A search on Nokia's website seemingly confirms '2520' for their upcoming tablet

File this one nether mildly interesting, only if you head to Nokia's website and blazon in '2520' the results reveal a new FAQ section entitled 'What is a tablet?'. Clicking the link though doesn't reveal much except a generic placeholder quote stating "The tablet lets you access internet, meet movies and mind to music."

Of course, Nokia has had a tablet-like device in the past, namely the Nokia N800. As a result, typing in just 'tablet' will bring up numerous links referencing that device. But it is interesting that something every bit specific as '2520' will return a result with 'tablet', meaning this isn't a coincidence i.e. typing in a random iv-digit combo doesn't bring back the same result.

A search for '2520' on Nokia'southward website

In that location's piffling doubt here that Nokia is getting ready to announce an RT tablet this calendar month in Abu Dhabi. We've reported that information technology should be landing on AT&T and Verizon in early Nov with LTE on lath and information technology will presumably launch globally soon thereafter.

The 'Lumia 2520' name was revealed past Twitter leakster evleaks a number of weeks ago and since and so there accept been a few off-the-record mentions to confirm its authenticity. Featuring Windows RT 8.ane on a ten-inch 1080P display, the tablet is expected to come in diverse colors and feature a relatively high quality camera with Zeiss optics on the rear.

Patent establish by NokiaMob.me may reveal a kickstand feature

Just this morning we saw what is reportedly the backside of the device and Paul Thurrott posted a render of the tablet in ruddy, confirming its overall pattern aesthetic. Speaking of kickstands, the site NokiaMob.me found an interesting patent photo (seen to a higher place) that may lucifer whatever information technology is we saw earlier this forenoon.

Nokia'due south first tablet will also launch with various custom apps, including StoryTeller, which will also come to Nokia's Lumia phones, to offer further product differentiation.

Source: Nokia.com; Cheers, Padmanabhan K., for the tip

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