Nokia introduces its first Android tablet N1

 Nokia introduces a first Android 5.0 tablet, named N1 and sold for $ 249.

Nokia CEO between 2010 and 2013, Stephen Elop particularly pushed for the manufacturer focuses exclusively on Windows Phone smartphones. With little market share, this strategy has not been positive for Nokia and led to the sale of the mobile division at Microsoft. While it would mainly focus on network activities, the Finnish company does not intend to abandon the manufacture of devices under its own brand.

Nokia N1 has a 7.9 inch screen resolution 2048 x 1536 pixels, a quad-core processor Intel Atom (Z3580) running at 2.3 GHz, RAM 2GB, a 32GB storage space, a sensor 8-megapixel rear camera and a front of 5 megapixels. Also, it is composed of a C-type USB Port (reversible) and a battery of 5300 mAh with a thickness of 6.9 mm and a weight of 318 grams.

These components are interesting. Especially since this tablet is announced at a price of $ 249. The surprise of this presentation comes mostly from the fact that the Nokia N1 runs Android 5.0. Divorce is clearly consumed with Microsoft.

Nokia N1 tablet will be initially marketed in China by February. It will be subsequently expanded to other countries.