Nokia N1 now certified in Indonesia

04 July, 2015

Soon after it became known that the Nokia N1 was imported to India for testing, information has surfaced that the tablet is also headed for Indonesia. According to the source, the Foxconn-manufactured device has passed certification in the country, suggesting its release is nearing.

Exclusive to China at first, the Nokia N1 started to venture into new territories, first in Taiwan in May. Users outside of Asia are in no luck just yet, and the otherwise affordable tablet quickly loses its appeal if you resort to non-official channels to obtain one.

The Nokia N1 is a Wi-Fi only device and is powered by an Intel Atom Z3580 chipset with a 2.3GHz quad-core processor, paired with 2GB of RAM. The tablet features a 7.9-inch display with 1,536 x 2,048 pixels resolution and runs Android 5.0.

The highlight here is the Z launcher, which presents a different take on interaction with the OS. In case you missed it, you can go ahead and check out our recent review of the N1 for the full scoop.

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Reader comments

Alpex
11 Jul 2015
PxV

Some of them are true, but some of them are false Blackberry has fallen because android take the place, not because the factory are in malaysia Apple, the product are too expensive even Iphone 5c i find it rarely people use it (in Indonesia...

AnonD-89381
06 Jul 2015
61Q

Go drunk, you are home. You are just talking trash, you need to go out and see the world. Don't judge everything only from your perspectives, you are only a bird in a cage.