Christian Post Report – The Nokia N1 displayed at the 2015 Mobile World Congress
Coming out as a huge surprise, Nokia recently unveiled their new device, the Nokia N1 tablet, at the 2015 Mobile World Congress this week.
The device is currently available only for the Chinese market and is selling for only $250.
Right off the bat, the N1 is said to come off with a “pretty good build quality” with an undeniable impressive specs.
A report from PhoneArena described the unit’s “uniformly flat front, top and bottom” and aluminum overall build to closely resemble that of Apple’s popular iPad Mini.
The tech website further detailed out the Nokia device having a “pretty clean” left side, a front-fitting speakers and microUSB port on the bottom, and a power button and a 3.5mm headset jack at the top.
The back houses an 8MP primary camera complete with auto focus features.
Under the hood, the tablet holds a 2.3GHz quad-core Intel Atom z3580 processor paired with 2GB amount of RAM. Its 5,300mAh battery would likely be more than enough to power a pretty much big LCD screen display with a 7.9-inch 1536 x 20148 resolution specs.
Running with the latest OS, the new Nokia N1 tablet comes right off the package with Android 5.0 Lollipop with the Z-Launcher interface.
According to the site, the Z launcher is a feature which learns the user’s habits and frequently opened apps. With this information, owners can easily “write letters on the screen” to easily access the apps.
It is yet to be found out if the Nokia Lumia maker has plans to release the device globally.
Source : Christian Post