Nokia declared war on the U.S. Smartphone Market

Lumia 900

Nokia declared war on the U.S. Smartphone Market by issuing a Microsoft-based devices to compete with Apple's iPhone to Google Android. Microsoft CEO Steven Ballmer along with Nokia boss, Stephen Elop plans to enter the U.S. market in the next few months, by launching a Lumia 900 smartphone.

The exact price and launch date Lumia 900 has not been announced, but will be offered exclusively with 4G LTE network, the network is the latest generation of U.S. telecommunications giant, AT & T.
Lumia 900 using Windows software and will be equipped with a mini-applications for fun or functional for handsets based on Microsoft's latest software.

"We believe the industry has shifted from the war became a war of ecosystems," said Elop.
"Clearly there is a strong competitor in the war of ecosystems," he said at the opening night of CES exhibition in Las Vegas."With Lumia, we establish a foothold in these countries and we will push ahead with sales, marketing and successful product."

Nokia introduces Lumia in October, in which Elop described it as "the first Windows mobile phone is real."
In a presentation is loaded with war metaphors, Elop said that Nokia uses model Lumia to build a base in Europe, India, and Hong Kong.

The company plans to launch an invasion in the U.S. on January 11 with 710 Lumia models are offered at a price of U.S. $ 49 when purchased with a package of T-Mobile service.
"Enterprises with Nokia handsets and Windows-based ecosystems such third will actually reap results," Ballmer said, holding Lumia 900 with touch screen.

"When you touch it, feel touch and love of your own Lumia," he continued, making the sound 'mmmmm' that makes people laugh, "is really fantastic."

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