Google Nexus One To Launch In Europe Priced €199 In Q1

by Chris Moor

French paper Le Point is today reporting that the Google Nexus One handset will be available in France during Q1 2010.

According to the report, the handset will be available on the SFR network (owned by Vivendi/Vodafone) for less than €200 as part of a 2-year service contract.

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Unlocked, the Snapdragon-powered Android phone will cost €450 (about $650).

Here’s their hands-on video demo of the Nexus One (French).

Google are expected to official announce the Nexus One handset during their Android press event scheduled to take place in a few hours time.

[via mobiletechworld.com + lepoint.fr]

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