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HELSINKI/AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Nokia on Monday became the latest major consumer electronics company to enter the booming car-navigation market, upping the ante for Dutch market leader TomTom.
The Finnish company, the world's biggest maker of mobile phones, unveiled its Nokia 330 Auto Navigation device with preinstalled Europe-wide map data from Dutch navigation firm Route 66.
The product will use digital maps from U.S.-based NAVTEQ, and not from its main Dutch rival, Tele Atlas, whose maps are used in a new Nokia N95 phone which doubles as a navigation device.
Tele Atlas shares fell after the Nokia news, down 2.2 percent at 12.86 euros at 1035 GMT following the announcement. The company earlier on Monday reported record third-quarter revenue and core profit.