Nokia X2 is now official even after Microsoft's
acquisition. All the while we thought that the Finnish outfit's involvement
with Google's operating system would come to an end due to the fact that it’s now
under Microsoft's umbrella. But the tale goes on.
The new Nokia X2 will be the fourth member of the Nokia
X series following the release of its older brethren - X, XL and X+ in Mobile
World Congress last March. The series serves as Nokia's portal to Android world.
Its software, Nokia X, is a heavily customized forked version of the Android.
So what do we get with X2?
Nothing special. This phone is just a refresh from the
old line with its 4.3-inch ClearBlack WVGA display with 800 x 480p resolution.
Its heart ticks with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 200 - that's bump to 1.2 GHz
dual-core from the 1GHz speed of the original X. You'll also have a 5MP rear
camera and secondary cam for Skype calls.
Nokia X2 is strategically priced at USD 135 which is
roughly Php 6,000. This brings this phone in an entry level to mid-tier market.
Check out the rest of the specs below.
Nokia
X2 Specifications
121.7
x 68.3 x 11.1mm, 150g
4.3-inch
WVGA (800x480p) CLearBlack LCD, 217ppi
1.2GHz
dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 200
1GB
RAM
4GB
internal storage
up to
32GB via microSD
7GB
free cloud storage
5
megapixel AF rear camera w/ LED flash
VGA
front facing camera
Dual-SIM
(Micro), Dual Standby
HSPA+,
3G
WiFi
802.11 b/g/n, WiFi hotspot
Bluetooth
4.0
GPS,
A-GPS, GLONASS, A-GLONASS
1,800mAh
battery
Nokia
X Software 2.0
White,
Black, Yellow, Green, Orange
