Microsoft launched Nokia 130 Budget Smartphone with 1020 mAh removable battery

          Microsoft has unveiled Nokia 130, targeting the common folks of the Asian and African continents. The company has already declared that they are saying adieu to http://technocursedteacher.blogspot.com /2014/08/mobile-share-market-is-dominated-by-the-google-android-os.html">Android OS in http://technocursedteacher.blogspot.com /2014/04/nokia-is-dead.html">Nokia phones as well as giving emphasis to http://technocursedteacher.blogspot.com /2014/05/nokia-lumia-630-dual-sim-latest-review.html">Nokia Lumia smartphones. But the new launching only at the price of 25$, indicates that the Microsoft is not ready to call off its business tactics.

          This ultra-affordable device Nokia 130 is equipped with 1.8 inches LCD display with a low pixel resolution of 160 x 128 pixels and a pixel density of 114 ppi. The device runs own Nokia’s Series 30 Operating system and the phone comes in single SIM and dual SIM variants.  Moreover, this low price device houses FM radio, flashlight and a slot for Micro SD to support memory up to 32GB.

  

          The phone houses a 1020 mAh removable battery. Microsoft ensures that if once you charge your phone fully it will deliver 46 hours of music playback and 16 hours of video playback. According to Microsoft, this is the cheapest video supporting device available now. In the opinion of Jo Harlow, VP of Microsoft phone unit “Microsoft doesn't have any other project that can reach these consumers. These consumers will create a Microsoft account and become part of the Microsoft ecosystem."

          But there is no word about the Nokia 130 releasing date. Based on various online sources the device will hit on the market at the end of September.  It is reported that the device will make its first appearance in the emerging markets of China, Egypt, US, Indonesia, United States, UK, USA, Philippines and Vietnam.