Nokia's first ever android based tablet N1 was revealed by the company a few weeks ago and now the company has confirmed the launch of it on the January 7, 2015 in China. And, once it gets launched in India, then it would make its way to the international market. It would also be the first phone of the company since its acquisition by another tech giant Microsoft, which ensures that the Finnish phone make won't use the name 'Nokia' on its products. Though, there are possibilities that the company might launch another brand name to stay alive in the market, but that is just a speculation for now.
Talking about the features, this Nokia N1 is a fully loaded device with a 7.9 inch 2K resolution IPS-LED display protected by Gorilla Glass 3, a quad-core 2.3 GHz 64-bit Intel Atom processor, 2 GB RAM to support the lighting speed, 8-Megapixel camera with autofocus, 5-MP front camera for your selfies, 32 GB inbuilt storage that cannot be expanded and 5300 mAh battery which might last longer if you use your tablet economically.
Coming to the price, it'll cost around US $ 250, which is nearly INR 15,000 before taxes though. While launching in India, the price might end on a bit high note as the taxes and duties are more than the other countries here in India. Still, we could expect this Nokia N1 tablet to launch in the same price range as of Samsung Tabs.
