Nokia has announced two new handsets

Two new cheap mobile phones have been announced by the Finnish manufacturer.

Nokia has announced two new low-end handsets, the C2-00 and X1-01. What is new in the novelties is that both devices can accommodate two SIM cards.

The Nokia X1-01 is considered by the manufacturer to be one of the cheapest devices. In addition to sending SMS and making phone calls, your knowledge will be expanded in the expandable memory, music player and last but not least in the FM radio. The novelty runs the S30 system. The promises are that the X1 handles power extremely well, with 43 days of standby time or 13 hours of talk time specified in the specification. Regardless of the card, we will be able to get it for 31 euros (about 9000 forints).

In the case of the C2-00, the Finns promise 19 days of standby time or 6 hours of talk time. The device is running the usual S40 system. The engineers designed a VGA resolution camera for the C2, so we also have the option to send MMS. Of course, the memory expandability and the music player can also be found here. It is also worth mentioning that one of the SIM cards can be replaced without removing the battery, even without switching off the device. The novelty will be available on store shelves at a net price of EUR 45 (approximately HUF 12).