Nokia Expected To Launch Several New Phones And A Tablet At October Event
Nokia is hosting a launch event in Abu Dhabi on October 22nd, and the company is expected to announce a lineup of six new devices, including an accessory that’s “pretty special”, according The Verge’s sources.
Among the expected new devices is the purported Nokia Lumia 1520 (Bandit), a six-inch device that will boast a 1080p HD screen, quad-core Snapdragon processor, rear 20MP camera, Qi wireless charging, and a polycarbonate body.
Credit: The Verge
We should also see Nokia’s “Sirius” Windows RT tablet, a 10-inch device rumored to rock a quad-core Qualcomm 8974 chip with a 1080p HD display, rear 6.7MP Carl Zeiss camera, 2MP front-facing camera, micro HDMI, microSD, microUSB, and LTE capabilities.
Nokia Lumia 1520 "Bandit" (Credit: WPCentral)
The “pretty special” accessory could be the little Bluetooth/NFC keyfob leaked by Evleaks called the Treasure Tag that attaches to an item and lets you track it with your phone (or vice versa).
Nokia Treasure Tag (Credit: Evleaks)
It’s believed that Nokia was going to hold this event in New York right around this time, but the Microsoft acquisition threw a wrench in the works. But now, we’ll get to see everything unveiled in a few weeks.
Among the expected new devices is the purported Nokia Lumia 1520 (Bandit), a six-inch device that will boast a 1080p HD screen, quad-core Snapdragon processor, rear 20MP camera, Qi wireless charging, and a polycarbonate body.
Credit: The Verge
We should also see Nokia’s “Sirius” Windows RT tablet, a 10-inch device rumored to rock a quad-core Qualcomm 8974 chip with a 1080p HD display, rear 6.7MP Carl Zeiss camera, 2MP front-facing camera, micro HDMI, microSD, microUSB, and LTE capabilities.
Nokia Lumia 1520 "Bandit" (Credit: WPCentral)
The “pretty special” accessory could be the little Bluetooth/NFC keyfob leaked by Evleaks called the Treasure Tag that attaches to an item and lets you track it with your phone (or vice versa).
Nokia Treasure Tag (Credit: Evleaks)
It’s believed that Nokia was going to hold this event in New York right around this time, but the Microsoft acquisition threw a wrench in the works. But now, we’ll get to see everything unveiled in a few weeks.
