Nokia domestic debut Android Tablet PC N1, price 1599

This afternoon, Nokia released its first Android tablet computer, N1, and officially entered China. At present, the N1 tablet computer is priced at 1599 yuan, January 8 12 o'clock on the line snapped, January 28 official shipments. This is obviously a lot earlier than the previous forecast, there was news that N1 will enter China on the day of the Spring Festival.

November 18, 2014, Nokia held a N1 conference in Finland, unexpectedly launched the Android 5.0 tablet computer, a total of aluminum gray and volcanic ash two colors, the overseas price of 249 U.S. dollars (about 1500 yuan, and the domestic difference is not big).

Overall, N1 has a lot in common with the ipad Mini. N1 uses a 7.9-inch 2048x1536 resolution of 4:3-percent PS screen, Gorilla 3-generation glass, weighing only 318 grams. In addition, N1 uses a USB Type C socket that can be positive and negative, rather than a MICRO-USB interface. The N1 is only 7.9 mm thick and thinner than the ipad Mini.

Inside the fuselage, N1 has a four-core 2.4GHz Intel Atom Z3580 processor, with built-in 2GB RAM, 32GB ROM, and, of course, Nokia Z launcher initiators. In terms of endurance, the N1 built 5300mAh of battery. There is also a front 5 million pixel, after the 8 million pixel camera. Nokia insiders say N1 can run almost all of the big Android games and play high-definition video without the advent of the phenomenon.

In addition to N1, we can see more Nokia hardware products in the future, but when the Finnish giant withdrew its brand from Microsoft in 2016, it no longer has the ability to produce hardware and sales channels, but the brand authority to third-party manufacturers. But N1 's Z-launcher launcher will be a stand-alone work by Nokia. Nokia is also considering porting z-launcher to more devices, such as the Firefox OS phone.

Although N1 has bright spots, in the already Red Sea tablet computer market, it is not good to talk about N1 in the end, after all, this is not Nokia's best area of expertise. Nokia's last foray into the tablet sector was Lumia 2520, which was built with Microsoft, and the market reacted flat.

Perhaps a lot of Nokia's iron powder will be more excited!