OK, so Nokia finally moving to the Android platform. Wonder why they are starting out very minimalistic with a 3mp camera, but anyways, here's the intro. How do you guys see them performing? are they a bit late onto the Android bandwagon or will they become a 'force to be reckoned with'??
Nokia X Dual SIM is the first smartphone of the 2014-introduced X family smartphones. It comes with top end hardware specs at a budget price and is intended for new smartphone users. Available in a variety of vibrant colors, the phone models a compact 4.0-inch IPS capacitive touch LCD display. The screen boasts WVGA resolution (800 x 480 pixels at 233ppi density) and offers tile-based homescreen that delivers all the updates live at one place. The UI of this phone features a remodeled version of Nokia's Fastlane notification center that both efficient as well as pleasing to look at.
more info:
http://www.mobicity.com.au/nokia-x.html?utm_source=MobiCity-…
about $170 for a black model and $10 more for other colours. I reckon it's quite a bargain if you ask me…
The Nokia X series isn't intended to be flagship device — and it will never be, because that will make it compete in the same space as the Lumia series and dilute the Windows Phone OS share.
They've deliberately kept it low end (4GB internal memory, 512MB of RAM, no gorilla glass) so that its in line with their cheaper Lumia 520 and 620 series. If the specs were better people would probably buy the X instead of the Lumia, and Microsoft wouldn't want that happening.