Nokia 515 - Specs, Features & Price Revealed For The Premium Feature Phone
Before the advent of the smartphones, feature phone makers went crazy with their designs but when the touch screens arrived, designers had to stick to the almost the same design.
So to spice things up a little Nokia has introduced Nokia 515, a feature phone that is designed to be an eye candy. The body of the Nokia 515 has been made out of a single piece of sand blasted aluminium. The keymat has been made out of a specially crafted hardened polycarbonate resin, and the 2.4†QVGA (320 x 240 pixel resolution) LCD display comes with polarized Gorilla Glass 2 protection that promises better sunlight legibility.
Nokia has also tried to address my problem with its low resolution camera sensors and provided it with a 5-megapixel camera with LED flash. For the ‘selfie’ obsessed generation, the voice guided self-portrait feature helps you to take your photo properly even when you cannot see yourself in the screen. A 100-degree panorama mode is also available for your wide shots.
The usual Mail for Exchange, Slam, Nokia Xpress Browser, Nokia Store and social networking apps come preinstalled. This 3.5G phone comes in single and Easy Swap Dual SIM variants in black and white colours. If you find yourself drawn towards these features the price tag could turn you off. The phone costs EUR 115 (10,167 INR) and when it arrives in India by the third quarter of 2013, the price could hover around Rs. 11000 or more. Now in a time when you can afford a decent Android phone at the same price, would you go for a simple feature phone just for its looks? Let us know in the comments section below.
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So to spice things up a little Nokia has introduced Nokia 515, a feature phone that is designed to be an eye candy. The body of the Nokia 515 has been made out of a single piece of sand blasted aluminium. The keymat has been made out of a specially crafted hardened polycarbonate resin, and the 2.4†QVGA (320 x 240 pixel resolution) LCD display comes with polarized Gorilla Glass 2 protection that promises better sunlight legibility.
Nokia has also tried to address my problem with its low resolution camera sensors and provided it with a 5-megapixel camera with LED flash. For the ‘selfie’ obsessed generation, the voice guided self-portrait feature helps you to take your photo properly even when you cannot see yourself in the screen. A 100-degree panorama mode is also available for your wide shots.
The usual Mail for Exchange, Slam, Nokia Xpress Browser, Nokia Store and social networking apps come preinstalled. This 3.5G phone comes in single and Easy Swap Dual SIM variants in black and white colours. If you find yourself drawn towards these features the price tag could turn you off. The phone costs EUR 115 (10,167 INR) and when it arrives in India by the third quarter of 2013, the price could hover around Rs. 11000 or more. Now in a time when you can afford a decent Android phone at the same price, would you go for a simple feature phone just for its looks? Let us know in the comments section below.
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