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Nokia 101 and 100 announced at an affordable price
Nokia is finding itself being written and spoken about, quite often these days.

Nokia is finding itself being written and spoken about, quite often these days. After the Symbian Belle update announcement, three phones running Symbian Belle were revealed and today we have the Nokia 101 and 100 being spoken about. Nokia 101 is a dual-SIM phone but lacks dual-standby support, which is the biggest flaw. The Nokia 100 is a single-SIM phone. Both phones run on the S30 operating system and are very affordably priced. Nokia 101 is expected to come with a price tag of 25 Euros (i.e. Rs.1,663 approx.) and that of Nokia 100 would be 20 Euros (i.e. Rs.1,330 approx). Nokia 101 is expected to arrive this quarter, while Nokia 100 is expected to launch in the fourth quarter of this year. Detailed specifications of both the phones are listed below.![Small but powerful Nokia 101 (image- thewebtricks.com)]()
![The colourful Nokia100 (image- techieask.com)]()

Small, but powerful Nokia 101 (Image credit - thewebtricks.com)
Nokia 101 specifications -
- A dual-SIM phone (900/1800MHz, no dual-standby)
- 1.8-inch display with 128x160 pixels
- microSD card slot (supports up to 16GB)
- MP3 player, 3.5mm audio jack
- FM radio and a powerful 103-phon loudspeaker
- Flashlight
- 800mAh battery (with 6 hours and 40 minutes of talk time, 25 days of standby and 26 hours of music at 50 percent loudness).
- Support for multiple phonebooks
- Nokia's Live Tools (for selected regions)

The colourful Nokia 100 (image- techieask.com)
Nokia 100 specifications -
- A single-SIM phone
- 1.8-inch display with 128 x 160 pixels
- FM radio
- 7 hours of talk time and 35 days of standby
- Flashlight
- Available in wide variety of colors.
- Support for multiple phonebooks
- Nokia's Live Tools (for selected regions)
First Published:Aug 26, 2011, 16:37:48 IST
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