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Nokia Announces X1-00 Music Phone
While the X1-00 boasts of music features, it doesn't have a camera.
Nokia seems to be appealing towards its budget audience around the world. Especially in India, we saw the earlier budget QWERTY phone, the X2-01. Now, the Finland-based mobile giant has announced through their blog, the X1-00 music phone which also comes in the generation of the X-series handsets.
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Colourful music anyone?
For one, the X1-00 definitely looks quite attractive with the vibrant colours and a cool, snazzy design. The phone runs on a Nokia Series 30 OS and boasts of the following specifications:
- 1.8-inch display
- Memory expandable up to 16 GB
- FM Radio
- 3.5 mm audio jack
Anyways, the phone is globally priced less than €35 (approx Rs. 2,125) and is expected to hit stores next month. Stay tuned for a review of the X1-00.
First Published:Mar 11, 2011, 10:03:59 IST
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