Sporadic commentary on the telecoms and IT market in Latvia and the Baltic States.
Friday, December 12, 2008
Swedish touchscreen phone bites the dust
Neonode, a Swedish designer of touchscreen phones (they were built in Asia, of course) has gone bankrupt. Just over a year ago, I was in Sweden and did a videoblog post about them. Too bad, it looked like a good idea, especially coming ahead of the wave of touchscreens that were launched by major manufacturers, such as Samsung and LG and, of late, even Nokia. It came just a few months after the first version of the iPhone. But lacking the market weight of either Apple or the Koreans and, given the finance markets crisis, Nenode went under. A good try...
Labels:
bankuptcy,
NeoNode,
Sweden,
touchscreen phone
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