Nokia 108 and Nokia 108 Dual SIM: The new ultra-affordable camera phone from Nokia!
Nokia has just unveiled two new ultra-affordable camera phones, the Nokia 108 and the Nokia 108 Dual SIM. Perfect for people purchasing their first-ever camera phone, the new handsets offer more than just calls and texts. The Nokia 108 also lets people take pictures and record video, helping them capture life's important moments with an attractively-priced device.
The Nokia 108 delivers new mobile experiences without the huge price tag. In addition to a built-in VGA camera, the Nokia 108 also features an integrated MP3 player, FM radio, Snake the game, multiple alarms and flashlight for staying entertained and productive while on-the-go. With standby time of up to 31 days for the Nokia 108 and up to 25 days for the Nokia 108 Dual SIM, they also make for highly reliable back-up phones for occasional or emergency use. The Dual SIM variant enables people to select which SIM card to use when making a call or sending a text message, helping them manage costs and maintain network coverage on-the-go, without the need to use several phones.
The Nokia 108 extends the Nokia design story with its softly rounded corners and raised island keys, making it a pleasure to use. Available in Nokia's signature red, white, black, yellow and cyan, the colorful back covers are also removable.
Nokia 108 (Single SIM) Specifications
1.8-inch QQVGA (160x128) 65k TFT display
Nokia Series 30+ OS
4MB of RAM
microSD support up to 32GB
VGA (0.3MP) fixed-focus camera
QVGA@15fps video recording
Bluetooth 3.0 with SLAM
GSM 900/1800 (Dual-band)
FM radio with 3.5mm AV connector
Li-Ion 950mAh battery (removable)
110.4 x 47 x 13.5mm (dimension)
70.2g (weight)
Color: Red, Black, White, Yellow and Cyan
Pricing and Availability
The Nokia 108 and Nokia 108 Dual SIM have a recommended retail price of just $29 (Php1,300), excluding taxes and subsidies. Available colors include red, white and black at launch, with yellow and cyan to follow. The Nokia 108 and the Nokia 108 Dual SIM are expected to start shipping in Q4 this year.
Source: Nokia
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