Nokia Just Slashed the Price of Its OZO Virtual Reality Camera
Nokia nok has cut the price of its OZO virtual reality camera by 25% from its initial launch price, the Finnish company said on Thursday.Nokia, whose main business is now telecoms network equipment, started selling the camera earlier this year as the first device to be produced for its digital media business, one of its new hopes for future growth.Having launched the device at $60,000 in the United States and Europe, Nokia has now priced it at $45,000, saying it was also taking the camera to the Chinese market next month.
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Nokia Drops Price of Virtual Reality Ozo by $15,000
Nokia is back, and it's back in a big way.After selling its mobile business to Microsoft two years ago, the Finland-based firm reintroduced itself with great fanfare back in March with the debut of the Ozo professional VR camera.Unfortunately, the $60,000 price tag with which the camera debuted was probably a bit of a turnoff, so now, Nokia is dropping the price.
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