Noxia X Android rolls out in Indian market on March 15th

March 7, 2014 Sanjeev Ramachandran Technology 0

Get ready as the first Android-style Nokia phone will be available from March 15, 2014, in the Indian market.

Noxia X is the dual SIM handset from the mobile giant that is priced at Rs 8,500 and is available for pre-booking on The Mobile Store, the electronic retailer.

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Noxia X is among the new set of handsets to be launched by Nokia and comes with features like dual core 1 GHz processor, expandable memory up to 32GB and 512 MB RAM.

With a four-inch touchscreen, the model also has a 3MP primary camera and runs on Android Jellybean OS. First hand user information suggest this Android based device may feel like Windows to many, and the lack of 1GB RAM may scare buyers, who are likely to get better features in the same range.

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This will be Nokia’s first attempt, after the long Lumia series, to join brands like Samsung, Micromax and Karbonn in the lower end Android phones.

They had launched the entire X series, including Nokia XL and Nokia X+ at Mobile World Congress earlier on February 24th. Nokia XL and Nokia X+ are also expected soon in the market and are expected to be priced at 9,200INR and 8,300INR respectively.

Although Nokia is marketing the range as its own take in Android market, the user interface is more like Windows in terms of use and feel.

However, the low price will attract users for sure, especially with the kind of reputation Nokia has been enjoying in the Indian Market.

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