Nokia 100, in-depth analysis

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Nokia has presented the new Nokia 100 , a simple terminal aimed at an audience that does not want to complicate with sophisticated phones. The Nokia 100 is not a smartphone , it will not allow us to connect to the internet, use GPS or download applications. It is a mobile like the ones from "before" , the kind we used to call and send text messages. In this sense, those of Espoo have created a perfect device for the work to be carried out, without superfluous elements.

Nokia is currently introducing many high-end phones with very high performance. But the Finns are not market leaders precisely because of this, but rather because they cover all sectors; from the highest range , through the intermediate , to the cheapest terminals , such as the Nokia 100. The mobile will hit the market next December at the affordable price of 20 euros.

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Design and display

The Nokia 100 has a rectangular shape, with rounded edges, and is very compact and light (just 70 grams). The front is shared by the screen -in the upper part- and a numeric keyboard in the lower area, with independent keys to make it more comfortable when dialing a number or sending a text message. The construction is quite solid, which gives it strength and durability. An LED diode has been included in the upper part of the phone that will act as a flashlight . The Nokia 100 isavailable in five colors to suit your taste: dark blue, light blue, pink, black and red.

Regarding the screen , it has a diagonal size of 1.8 inches with a resolution of 128 x 160 pixels and a density of 65,000 colors. The terminal includes 20 pre-installed themes so that we can change the look of the mobile to our liking.

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Connections

The terminal operates on dual band GSM networks. As we have already said, the Nokia 100 is a mobile to call and send messages. In this sense, it is logical that it does not present connectivity options such as 3G or Wifi. Among the physical connections are the standard Nokia jack to charge the battery and audio jack 3.5 mm headphone or external speakers connect.

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Multimedia

The Nokia 100 includes an FM radio tuner to listen to your favorite radio stations. It also has installed 32 ringtones to choose from MP3 and polyphonic type .

Thanks to the integrated speaker we can use the hands-free function or listen to the radio at full volume. The accessories compatible with mobile this include Kit Nokia Stereo Headset WH-207 and mini-speaker NokiaMD-11.

Memory, operating system and applications

The operating system of this mobile is Symbian S30 , with a very simple and well structured user interface. The menu is presented organized in the form of a grid, with representative icons for each function. Some of the applications that are installed as standard are calendar, calendar, notes, calculator, voice alarm, flashlight and some games.

The Nokia 100 has enough  storage capacity to hold 500 phonebook contacts and up to 250 text messages.

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Autonomy

One of the strengths of this mobile is the battery life, which will last for seven hours in conversation and up to 35 days in standby mode.

The best

The Nokia 100 is a simple and easy-to-use mobile at a very affordable price.

It could get better

Although this is a very basic terminal, it would not have hurt to include a camera.

Data sheet

StandardGSM 850/1900

EGSM 900/1800 dual band

Weight and measurements110 ° - 45.5 ° - 14.9 mm

70 grams

MemoryUp to 500 contacts and 250 SMS
screen

Color TFT

1.8 inch

128 x 160 pixels

65,000 colors

MultimediaFM radio tuner

Integrated loudspeaker

Controls and connectionsSymbian S30 operating system Numeric keyboard

Nokia standard charger connector

3.5 mm audio jack

AutonomyLithium ion battery

800 milliamps

Conversation: 7 hours

At rest: 35 days

AvailabilityDecember
+ infoNokia

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