Symbian phones Processor 1 GHz Low Prices

Nokia should change its strategy so as not to lose prestige. The way taken by several vendors are pushing the price in the market but while maintaining the quality and technology diusungnya. Through Syimbian began the plan. Symbian phones are nothing new under the range of Rp 2 million. And we know Symbian phones (especially Anna version) is generally a high end phone.

Monday (01/08/2011) officially announces the Nokia Symbian phones from the line of Anna who has a qualifying high-end components, but at an affordable price. And, for the first time a series of Nokia 500 is a record as the first Symbian phones that use processor 1 GHz. This series is also offered physical things that were once used by Nokia to perpetuate its action in the world mobile phone market, such as the back cover that can be changed (in the sales package provided two types of cover).

Equally important is a phone that weighs only 93 grams, using a 5 MP camera with internal memory space reaches 2 GB. It could still be expanded to a memory card (microSD). Nokia 500 also was asked as a phone that can be used in all countries. See, the frequencies of GSM for 2G and 3.5 G (HSDPA) offered was very full indeed. Plus Wi-Fi wireless connection and Bluetooth (unfortunately only version 2.1).

The series was put on a touch-screen technology for its interfaces. Using a screen measuring 3.2 inches with a density of around 16 million colors.

If the pricing policy applied also means Nokia ready to "fight" with some other operating system. Nokia set a price of 150 euros before taxes and subsidies.

Nokia do have to answer the challenge of intense competition. Nokia seems to want to change the paradigm is wrong, that the high end phones cheap quality is definitely lower. "This is one example that Nokia went on his way to continue to innovate denganrangkaian produkponsel our smart and be an example of how Nokia Symbian will continue to support in meeting the needs of the market in coming years , "said Ilari Nurmi, vice president of Nokia.