Microsoft announces its most entry-level mobile phone yet-- the Nokia 130, a basic €19 device the company describes “the most affordable mobile phone with video and music player.”
Perhaps one of the last Microsoft phones to feature Nokia branding, the Nokia 130 is an old school number complete with 1.8-inch colour display, 9-button keypad, microSD slot, Bluetooth connectivity, USB port and a battery able to last up to 36 days in standby mode.
Series 30+ software powers a music and video player, and like most low-end phones the phone comes in either single- or dual-SIM versions.
The Nokia 130 will be available "this quarter" in select developing territories, including China, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Nigeria, Pakistan, the Philippines and Vietnam.
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