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Welcome to Motley Fool Money. Thanks for being here. I'm your host, Chris Hill, and joining

me in studio this week for Motley Fool Pro, Jeff Fisher, Motley Fool Stock Advisor, Jason

Moser, and for Million Dollar Portfolio, Charlie Travers.

Good to see you guys. Hey, Chris. We've got the latest on Apple and Foxconn. We've got

Robert Schiller, one of the giants of the financial world as our guest this week. And as always,

we've got a few stocks on our radar. But we begin with mobile. Guys, a lot going on in

the mobile phone industry this week. Let's start with Nokia. Next week, Nokia is launching

its first ever smartphone in China. The Lumia smartphone will run Microsoft Windows. It's

going to sell for around 3,600 yuan. Charlie, that's about $570 US. Is this going to help?

Is this going to turn things around for Nokia? I'm cautiously optimistic, Chris, because

China is actually Nokia's largest market and has been for quite some time. They sold 65

million devices in China last year at a count of for 15% of their total revenue. So the Lumia

800C is their first Windows phone in China. Previously, they'd been selling feature phones

with their symbion operating system. So this new Lumia with China Telecom is an important

step for them to get to these higher price point phones versus the lower price point feature

phones they were selling previously where they didn't make a whole lot of money. In Q2,

they are going to roll out a cheaper phone because as you mentioned, the $570 price point

might be a little bit high. The Lumia 600 next quarter will be more competitively priced

with the Android devices and we'll see what happens. Jason, what do you think? I mean,

Charlie mentioned the price tag and certainly that's a major difference in China versus

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