Microsoft announcing a $25 Nokia feature phone

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Microsoft today announced the new Nokia 130, the most affordable mobile phone with FM Radio, video and music player.

It comes with a beautiful design with a 1.8” colour display, inherent colouring, and built-in flashlight on the back with talk time of up to 13 hours.

The Nokia 130 is available in both Single and Dual SIM offering standby times of up to 36 days and 26 days respectively.

It supports SD cards up to 32GB. If that’s not enough, the built-in MP3 player can pump out the tunes for up to 46 hours, that’s almost 2 days of playback!

With support to store up to 6000 songs on an SD card*, you’ll never miss a beat. You can also share your content via the SD card, USB or using Bluetooth with SLAM technology, all without an Internet connection.

And how much does it cost?

It only costs €19. The Nokia 130 and Nokia 130 Dual SIM are available in red, black and white and will be available this quarter.

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Fresh from a change of direction which will mean an end to Nokia X,_Asha and S60 devices, Microsoft has pulled a bit of a surprise with the announcement of a €19 ($25) device aimed squarely at first-time phone buyers across the world. The company is_putting all its smartphone efforts into the Windows Phone platform, but the new Nokia 130 bucks that trend since it is built on Nokia’s Series 30 software. Microsoft says the device is “the most affordable mobile phone with video and music player,” but it is certainly limited in its functions. The Nokia 130 sports an MP3...
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