2 Responses to “N770 Sim Free for £200 on Amazon”

• err, the Nokia N770 isn’t a phone. They’re also only £220 or so direct from Nokia. They’ve recently updated with the super sexy Nokia N800, sigh, why won’t Nokia send me one?

  Posted by alfie on May 9th, 2007 at 10:21 am.

• Lol, Nor is it called the “N770.” It’s just the 770 Internet Tablet. But yeah, “SIM-Free” makes no sense, as there’s not even a SIM-card part. Good find, though, Ewan. Not your fault Amazon has typos!

  Posted by Ricky on May 9th, 2007 at 2:49 pm.

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