Nokia C1 and Nokia C2 announced

Nokia has announced four new C Series mobile devices at a press conference held in Nairobi, Kenya. Three devices are branded under the C1 name and the other, the C2 is a dual SIM device.

The Nokia C1-00 is the most affordable of the C1 trio. It is priced at 30 Euros before taxes and subsidies and is the first Nokia mobile two feature dual SIM capability. Users a can switch SIM connections simply by holding down a key. The Vice President of Nokia explained that the device was aimed for users to take advantage of lower calling rates, travelling between countries or even to share the device between family members.

The C1 devices feature six weeks of standby time, which is the longest from any Nokia device to date. This allows users who don't have easy access to electricity to go for long periods of time without having to charge their device. The device also features a flashlight and radio.

C1-00
	72.9 g 3.5mm audio jack FM Radio Flashlight Dual SIM 1020mAh Li-Ion battery for 115 hrs. standby and 13hrs talk time

 

C1-01
	78.8 g 64MB internal up to 32GB microSD 3.5 mm audio jack micro USB connectivity VGA Camera (640x480) 1020 mAh Li-Ion battery

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C1-02
	77.5 g 64MB internal up to 32GB microSD 3.5 mm audio jack micro USB connectivity Stereo FM with RDS and Radio Recording 1020 mAh Li-Ion battery

The Nokia C2-00 adds some unique and useful features. It allows both SIMs to stay active, meaning that users can receive calls and text messages from 2 numbers at the same time. One of the SIM cards are hot swappable which means that you can switch the card while the phone is still switched on: A feature that is unique to Nokia. The device has a range of Ovi Services including email and messaging, along with radio and micro SD card support of up-to 32 GB for playing your music.

C2-00
	74 g up to 32GB internal Bluetooth 2.0 micro USB connectivity VGA Camera (640x480) Stereo FM Radio with Radio Recording Dual Sim (dual standby) second sim is hot swappable Li-Ion 1020mAh

source – DailyMobile | GSMArena