Nokia release Nokia C series and X series. Finnish mobile handset maker Nokia today said it would roll out two new phone series — Nokia X and Nokia C — within this quarter in India to widen its portfolio.
"We are going to launch two new phone series — Nokia X and Nokia C — within the current quarter in the country," Nokia India regional general manager Chandan Dang told reporters in Chandigarh today.
Refusing to divulge details, Dang said these series would represent mid- and high-end handsets with prices starting from Rs5,000.
At present, the company is selling mobile phones in the country under two series — Nokia N and Nokia E.
Nokia N is made for high-end customers while Nokia E is for professionals.
Apart from this, the company plans to launch new mobile handsets fitted with the Linux-based Maemo software in the country in the next two to three months.
It would be a high-performance mobile computer with processor.
Meanwhile, the company today launched four new affordable mobile phones — Nokia 2690, Nokia 1800, Nokia 1616, and Nokia 1280 — for entry-level consumers.
"Our four new products launched today not only have relevant innovation in features that address challenges around power, climate, and language from a mobile context, but also serve as the first gateway to the internet for our entry segment consumers," Dang said.
The prices of these handsets start from Rs1,200 to Rs2,749, he said.
"There is a huge potential for entry-level mobile handsets in the country as this segment contributes over 50% of the total handset market in the country," he said.
"We are going to launch two new phone series — Nokia X and Nokia C — within the current quarter in the country," Nokia India regional general manager Chandan Dang told reporters in Chandigarh today.
Refusing to divulge details, Dang said these series would represent mid- and high-end handsets with prices starting from Rs5,000.
At present, the company is selling mobile phones in the country under two series — Nokia N and Nokia E.
Nokia N is made for high-end customers while Nokia E is for professionals.
Apart from this, the company plans to launch new mobile handsets fitted with the Linux-based Maemo software in the country in the next two to three months.
It would be a high-performance mobile computer with processor.
Meanwhile, the company today launched four new affordable mobile phones — Nokia 2690, Nokia 1800, Nokia 1616, and Nokia 1280 — for entry-level consumers.
"Our four new products launched today not only have relevant innovation in features that address challenges around power, climate, and language from a mobile context, but also serve as the first gateway to the internet for our entry segment consumers," Dang said.
The prices of these handsets start from Rs1,200 to Rs2,749, he said.
"There is a huge potential for entry-level mobile handsets in the country as this segment contributes over 50% of the total handset market in the country," he said.
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