When Nokia sold its mobile division to Microsoft, there was a clause that prohibits them from launching smartphones until December 31, 2015. Rumors pointed to the possibility that the Finnish manufacturer would present a range of Android devices throughout 2016.
Yesterday Nokia surprised us by presenting its prime tablet with Android, the Nokia N1, a device with a 7,9-inch screen and a design very similar to that of the iPad Mini. Today we bring you a video showing the design of the Nokia N1 and how its interface works.
Nokia N1 in video
We speak of a tablet with very interesting features, starting with its 7,9-inch screen that reaches a resolution of 1536 x 2048 pixels. Its processor is made up of a 3580 GHz quad-core Intel ATOM Z2.4 SoC, along with 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal storage.
Its main chamber will consist of a 8 MP lens, in addition to having a 5 MP front camera. Its price? Really attractive: $ 249. Although for now the Nokia N1 is aimed at the Chinese market, it is expected to arrive during February 2105, later it will expand the market.
Another remarkable detail is that the new gadget from the Finnish manufacturer is one of the first devices to use the reversible USB-C connector. And we can't forget its custom Android 5.0 Lollipop-based launcher.
Watching the video it is clear that Nokia N1 finishes They are more than good and that their interface works smoothly. In addition, the price of the Nokia N1 makes it a very attractive tablet. Honestly, taking into account that it will also be late for the European market, we cannot even confirm if it will arrive in Spain, before I would save a little more and buy a Nexus 9, which has better specifications and costs 120 euros more. But the fact that Nokia has launched an Android tablet is excellent news for the industry.
This device may be the first of a new Nokia range and honestly the possibility that in the future the manufacturer will launch high-end tablets with Android seems very attractive to me. And already set to ramble, What do you think of a dual Nokia tablet that works with both Windows 10 and Android?
