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Inside Nokia's Struggle Against Apple's iPhone

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Comparison of cost of components and margins for Nokia's Lumia smartphone and the Apple iPhone 4S in 2012. The Lumia 900 retail price is $450 vs. Apple iPhone 4S for $649. Total component cost for Lumia $209 vs. $190 for Apple. Margin of $241 for Lumia vs. $459 for Apple.

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