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Nokia Normandy Priced At Vietnamese Retailer

17 Feb 2014
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  No, Nokia haven't launched the expected normandy phone 
yet, but a Vietnamese online Retaile site Showing Nokia X A110 at a cost of $110, when converted from local currency.



At the same retailer the Nokia Lumia 525 costs 3.39 million VND, or around $160, when prices of Nokia Asha 503 are checked in Amazon U.k site, it is found almost same as $110.  The specs for the handsets are pretty similar, except for 512 MB less RAM and 4 GB less storage.

As in, dec 14 post, i discussed that Microsoft could benefit if Nokia Manufactures Android Based phones the Reasons behind this, is that the Android OS is free (Android Open Source Project or AOSP) Any device using this platform doesn't have to pay for it, thus making the device a little less costly. and Also manufacturer can fully control the user experience adding additional features into it, which a android powered smart phone lacks.

Think of Nokia Care, CityLens, Bing, Skype, Office, and SkyDrive this List may grew longer.  The handset is expected to launch in March, which is of course after Mobile World Congress, so we may get to see it there after all.

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A press image of this purported smartphone was leaked in late November and published by @evleaks on Twitter                             No, Nokia haven't launched the expected normandy phone  yet, but a Vietnamese online Retaile site Showing Nokia X A110 at a cost of $110, when converted from local currency. At the same retailer the Nokia Lumia 525 costs 3.39 million VND, or around $160, when prices of Nokia Asha 503 are checked in Amazon U.k site, it is found almost same as $110.  The specs for the handsets are pretty similar, except for 512 MB less RAM and 4 GB less storage. As in, dec 14 post, i discussed that Microsoft could benefit if Nokia Manufactures Android Based phones the Reasons behind this, is that the Android OS is free (Android Open Source Project or AOSP) Any device using this platform doesn't have to pay for it, thus making the device a little less costly. and Also manufacturer can fully control the user experience adding additional features into it, which a android powered smart phone lacks. Think of Nokia Care, CityLens, Bing, Skype, Office, and SkyDrive this List may grew longer.  The handset is expected to launch in March, which is of course after Mobile World Congress, so we may get to see it there after all.