Another Nokia flagship opens its doors

by Chris Ziegler posted Jul 18th 2006 at 7:49AM

Can't make it to Chicago? Moscow a little out of your way? Maybe Hong Kong is a little more to your liking. On its way to 18 flagship stores worldwide, Nokia has opened its third this week -- the first in Asia -- on Russell Street, Causeway Bay. The joint looks to fit the typical Nokia flagship mold, offering a big ol' variety of Finnish hardware and packing enough LCD firepower on its walls to show a novel's worth of text messages coming across the wire from its sister stores across the globe. Any HK residents care to give us the full rundown?

[Via Mobiledia]

Filed under: Nokia, Misc

Tags: flagship, hk, hong kong, HongKong, nokia, store

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David @ Jul 18th 2006 10:37AM

Nokia's had stand-alone stores in Hong Kong for years.

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Chris Ziegler @ Jul 18th 2006 10:43AM

We went through this same line of comments with the opening of the Chicago store. This is a Nokia flagship location, one of 18 planned worldwide. Nokia does have storefronts and kiosks open already in many locations, but the flagship locations stand out for their design, on-site techs, etc.

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The TyTn @ Jul 18th 2006 2:44PM

Hey y'll. HTML's mixed up on the page at the top of the blog...cutting out user tools and pix.

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micci82 @ Jul 18th 2006 3:45PM

Nokia Flagship is NOT the same as stand-alone stores!!! Nokia Flagship is pearl. Marvelous store where U can find all new Nokia models.

But where is Nokias Flagship Helsinki!!?? We also need flagship store in Finland!!! Nokia Wake Up!

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foobar @ Jul 19th 2006 2:13AM

IIRC, the Helsinki store should open in August...

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