As well as announcing the Nokia C2, Nokia E73 Mode US availability and a dynamo charger, Nokia also announced a trio of phones in the budget end of devices called the Nokia C1-00, C1-01 and C1-02.
The first of the trio is the Nokia C1-00 (pictured above) that has a double-SIM feature. The C1-00 is the cheaper of the three C1 phones costing just ‚¬30 when it launches (before tax and subsidies). The double-SIM feature, different to the dual-SIM feature of the C2, allows two SIM cards to be used in the phone. Rather than running both at the same time the user has an option to switch between cards by holding down a key. This is similar to the C2, but doesn’t allow both cards to be used at the same time. However, the double-SIM still lets users take advantage of two SIM card tariffs allowing you to get the best deal depending on what you are doing.
The battery life on the C1-00 is an impressive six weeks for standby and is capable of holding 500 phonebook entries and 250 text messages. A flash light is built in and an FM radio with a 3.5mm headphone jack to listen with headphones. The C1-00 is being made available 3rd quarter this year.
Next are the Nokia C1-01 (pictured left) and C1-02 (pictured below) phones. Each has a colour screen, web browsing, music, Bluetooth, GPRS and email. Both phones are similar in looks and in what they do and each has the same dimensions. Each use the Series 40 interface.
Out of these two phones, the Nokia C1-01 is the low cost feature phone that when launched, will cost ‚¬39. It has a VGA camera, SD memory card slot (up to 32GB), mail and chat. An FM radio is also built in along with a music player.
The C1-02 costs a little less at ‚¬35 but doesn’t have the camera built in. It does have Bluetooth, Ovi Mail and Chat.
Both these two phones should also launch later on this year.
C1-01 phone good, want Torch light
is this cellphone is already out of the market(philippines?)
what is the cost of the mobile phone
model no: nokia c1-01