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''In an [[alternate reality]] in [[2241]], [[James T. Kirk (alternate reality)|James Kirk]]'s stepfather's car was equipped with a Nokia mobile telephone. His stepfather used this to contact Kirk when he took the car out for a joyride.'' ({{film|11}}) |
''In an [[alternate reality]] in [[2241]], [[James T. Kirk (alternate reality)|James Kirk]]'s stepfather's car was equipped with a Nokia mobile telephone. His stepfather used this to contact Kirk when he took the car out for a joyride.'' ({{film|11}}) |
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Revision as of 15:28, 9 May 2009
Nokia was a telecommunications company located on Earth, providing telephone services across the planet, include mobile communications.
In an alternate reality in 2241, James Kirk's stepfather's car was equipped with a Nokia mobile telephone. His stepfather used this to contact Kirk when he took the car out for a joyride. (Star Trek)
- This is the second time product placement was used in a Star Trek production, the previous two being Michelob and Macintosh in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.