handsets including a feature phone for seniors. The latter model is the 2760 Flip which will be released sometime during the current quarter. The four smartphones introduced include a pair of mid-range"G"-series models, and two extremely low-cost"C"-series models.The Nokia G400 might be the best phone of the four smartphones even though it is priced at only $239.
The Nokia G100 will carry a $149 tag and for that price, you are not getting 5G support. What you are buying is a handset with a 6.5-inch HD+ display sporting a lower refresh rate , 4G connectivity, and perhaps 4GB of memory. Both the G400 and G100 should reach store shelves during the first half of this year.
The Nokia C200 will run you $119 and carry a 6.1-inch display. A 4000mAh capacity battery keeps the lights on. And the C100 will run you just $99 for a handset sporting a small 5.45-inch display, a primary camera that weighs in at 8MP, and a 3000mAh capacity battery. Other specs have yet to be announced including which chipsets will be found inside these models, but recent Nokia smartphones have included features such as 3.5mm earphone jacks, dedicated Google Assistant buttons, expandable storage, and dual SIM capabilities.As we are on the subject of Nokia, during an interview with