The Finnish company Nokia today introduced two new low-cost mobile phones - Nokia 101 and Nokia 100, made in the classic form-factor "monoblock" and working on the Series 30.
The main difference between these models is that the Nokia 101 supports two SIM cards, has a built-in MP3-player and loud speaker. Both models allow you to work with the five separate address books and memorize settings for up to five different SIM cards.
Nokia 101 :
Brief specifications Nokia 101:
Support communications standards: GSM / EDGE 900/1800 MHz support for two SIM cards
Dimensions: 110h45, 5h14, 9 mm
Weight: 69.6 oz.
Platform: Series 30
Display: 1.8 inch, TFT, 128x160 pixels
Built-in MP3 player, FM-radio, 3.5mm audio jack
MicroSD slot for memory cards (up to 16 GB)
Built-in games
Flashlight
Battery: BL-5C, 1020 mA / h or BL-5CB, 850 mA / h (depending on market)
Nokia 101 will be available in the third quarter of 2011 at a price about 25 euros ($ 35).
Nokia 100 :
Brief specifications Nokia 101:
Support communications standards: GSM 900/1800 MHz or GSM 850/1800 MHz
Dimensions: 110h45, 5h14, 9 mm
Weight: 69.6 oz.
Platform: Series 30
Display: 1.8 inch, TFT, 128x160 pixels
Built-in stereo FM-radio, 3.5mm audio jack
Built-in games
Flashlight
Battery: BL-5CB, 850 mA / h
Nokia 100 will be available in the fourth quarter of this year and costs about 20 euros ($ 30).
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