HMD launches four new Nokia C and G-series smartphones at CES 2022

05 January 2022
Coming to the US later in Q1.

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  • Anonymous
  • 3SI
  • 05 Jan 2022

No way the G100 uses a 7 years old chipset, this has to be wrong

    Akashraj, 05 Jan 2022Redmi 6A launched with Mediatek A22 in 2018 for around 100$... moreBring back LG and HTC. Without them, Samsung, Pixels and Chinese brands are the only real options. Motorola, Sony and Nokia don't have anything that's awesome or awesome value.

      Don't know why people are so agitated? Nokia is making a kill with these devices in Africa , South America nand Indian Market. Flagship fanboys , let's just wait and see if HMD will make one this year

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        • Anonymous
        • Uis
        • 05 Jan 2022

        They seem to be good burner phones. Something to take on holiday and not be bothered if you lose it.

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          • Anonymous
          • 7tS
          • 05 Jan 2022

          Totally scrap from Nokia...
          They are 4-5 years behind in smartphone segment

            I think now it's safe to say that Nokia is dead once again.

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              • KSf
              • 05 Jan 2022

              AnonD-1003792, 05 Jan 2022Wait, Snapdragon 615? The chipset from 2014? Don't tel... moreLol. That was my exact thoughts as well, reading those specifications.

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                • Rocky
                • rJJ
                • 05 Jan 2022

                Phone releasing in 2022 with Sd615, 2014 processor..

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                  • 3ZK
                  • 05 Jan 2022

                  Wait, Snapdragon 615? The chipset from 2014? Don't tell me I'm reading that right...

                    Redmi 6A launched with Mediatek A22 in 2018 for around 100$ and Lenovo vibe K5 plus launched with SD616 in 2016 for around 120$! It's sad that innovative brands like LG died while the consumer rip-offs like HMD global's Nokia are surviving. I don't understand the world.

                      Nokia never fails to impress me by making more shovelware.

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                        • va0
                        • 05 Jan 2022

                        Lord nah

                          Come on Nokia ...