theThe 2017 will be the year debut for Nokia as the official manufacturer of Android devices. This has generated a high level of expectations of users, who are excited to return to carry in your pocket for a computer of this brand along with one of the best and most used operating systems in the world.
Now the rumors indicate that Nokia will make a formal presentation of their two new models during the Mobile World Congress that will be held in February of the following year. However, unlike leaking earlier, it seems that Nokia will go for the head of Apple, Samsung and Google, as it plans to launch two high-end equipment with the best in the market.
One of these teams could be called Nokia P, or at least so it is known internally in the company, and would come with the latest processor from Qualcomm, the Snapdragon 835, which as he claims is the most powerful to date and it even has a better performance than the A10 Fusion of the iPhone 7 Plus.
it Is said that Nokia also will focus on equipping the Nokia P of a camera with a sensor 23 and MP and a lens of the firm Carl Zeiss, as well as 6 GB of RAM and Android 7.0.
on the other hand, there is talk that there will also be a version less bastard, but not so little powerful. It is the Nokia with key name C1, which would also include the new Snapdragon processor 835, but that would come in conjunction with 4 GB RAM memory; nothing wrong having as a reference that is the amount of memory that include high-end equipment such as the Galaxy S7 and the Google Pixel.
in Addition, this would be the first Nokia to include a dual camera of 12 and 16 MP, flash Xenon with triple LED, a front camera of 5 MP with auntoenfoque, USB Type-C and a battery of 3210 mAh.
if true these rumors, we are facing Nokia’s high-end that will be on sale next year, although will not be the only models that will market the company, as the president of HDM Global (the company that will manufacture) was very clear in mentioning that they would work hard to reach all the markets, and a purchase option for all pockets.
Reference: GSMArena, GizmoChina
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