Restored Nokia announced the first phone – 3DNews

two weeks after the official announcement of the return of Nokia in the mobile phone market, the company HMD Global announced its first new items in the past under the legendary brand. Of course, this is not the long-awaited Android smartphones, the release of which is scheduled for the first half of 2017, and the usual push-button devices Nokia 150 and Nokia 150 Dual SIM, working in networks GSM 900/1800 MHz and not having even a simple 3G modem.

as well As other representatives of this family, the existence of which does not stop even during those times when the mobile unit of the Finnish company owned by Microsoft, Nokia and 150 Nokia 150 Dual SIM are one and the same model with a different number of slots for SIM-cards. As you might guess, in the first case he is one, second of two.

Nokia 150 is made of a scratch-resistant body made of polycarbonate, is equipped with a 2.4-inch display with a resolution of 320 × 240 pixels and is based on the software platform Series 30+ is loaded in two simple games — the equivalent of the “snake” and arcade racing. Other features include 0.3 MP (VGA) rear camera with led flash, wireless adapter, Bluetooth 3.0, microSD slot supporting memory cards up to 32 GB and a removable battery BL-5C capacity 1020 mA·h (can find this if necessary change will not be easy, as it is used Nokia for a very long time). The phone also has function of FM receiver and MP3 player using to connect a wired headset to the standard 3.5 mm audio Jack.

according to the manufacturer the battery life of the Nokia 150 is 22 hours of talktime and 31 days in standby mode for the version with one SIM-card, in a version with two SIM-cards the latter figure is equal to 25 days. Charging is via a micro-USB port.

dimensions of novelty equal to 118 × 50,2 × 13.5 mm, weight — 81 grams. On sale Nokia 150 will come in the next quarter at a price of $ 26, the main sales markets will be Europe, Asia and Africa.

note that the phone with the name Nokia 150 already existed in the lineup of the Finnish concern, but announced he was in 1993, when these devices were a rarity for most consumers. The Nokia 150 (pictured below) worked in networks of the NMT-450, weighed almost a pound and had the dimensions of 177 × 58 × 36 mm. While he didn’t have any extra features besides those that relate directly to calls.

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