As reported by The Mobile Indian earlier, Nokia has announced the launch of its latest, the Nokia X7, in London.
With its four inch AMOLED Display offering 16 million colours and a Resolution of 640 x 360 pixels and quality sound output, Nokia has positioned the X7 as an entertainment smartphone.
The X7 will also feature the latest update of the Symbian operating system, the Symbian Anna. It features a brand new look and feel along with an improved interface for a fluid gesture movement which is very responsive. The new Symbian has a new Browser also which is expected to be three times faster than the existing browser.
The X7 will feature a preinstalled 8 GB memory card which can be upgraded till 32 GB and a 320 MB of Internal Memory functioning as its RAM/ROM as well. The display is protected by Croning’s Gorilla glass to protect it from minor scratches and breakage during accidental falls. To add more strength to the phone, Nokia has designed this phone in a stainless steel shell, which will enhance its longevity too.
The device measures 119.7 x 62.8 x 11.9mm but is comparatively thinner around the edges and weighs 146g.
It offers the next generation Pentaband 2G/3G network connectivity and 802.11 b/g/n WiFi support along with Bluetooth 3.0 and USB connectivity. It offers a 3.5mm audio connector for external audio connectivity. The installed 1200mAH battery is expected to give up to 450 hours of standby and 4.5 hours talk time while being on a 3G network and will be comparatively more on 2G network as well.
The Nokia X7 will start shipping to most countries in Q2 2011 and, before taxes and operator subsidies, it will cost around 380 euros which translates to Rs 25000 approximately.