Confirming the rumors, HMD Global relaunched the XR21 mobile phone and T21 tablet this Wednesday (15), bringing minor changes compared to the original versions. The real innovation is that Both will be available without the company’s Nokia branding.
The new HMD XR21 smartphone is basically the same as the Nokia XR21 launched last year. This means the presence of a 6.4-inch display with FHD + resolution, 120 Hz frequency and Corning Gorilla Glass Victus protection, in addition to the Snapdragon 695 chipset, 6 GB RAM and 128 GB internal storage.
Two guaranteed updates are still available with a 64 MP main camera, 8 MP secondary and 16 MP front camera, 4,800 mAh battery with 33W fast charging, digital sensor on the side, stereo speakers, 5G and Android 13. NFC and IP68 certification was also preserved.
A few changes are in the Nokia logo which has been replaced with the HMD logo and in the colour, leaving only the Midnight Black option. Recommended price of HMD XR21 is 600 eurosIt is equivalent to R$ 3,300 at the current price without taking into account taxes and duties, approximately 200 euros more expensive than the original model.
HMD T21
The HMD T21 is almost identical to the Nokia T21 that was launched two years ago. The tablet has a 10.3-inch screen with 2K resolution and low blue light certification, 8 MP camera, 8,200 mAh battery (18W) and Android 13 with two updates.
Food is your responsibility Unisoc T612 processor with 4 GB RAM and 64 GB or 128 GB storage. The laptop also has a version with NFC, Bluetooth 5.0, dual-band Wi-Fi, P2 port and 4G connectivity.
As for a few changes, it is worth highlighting the following: new design of the camera module and reduction in thickness and weight of the tabletcompared to the previous version. The Nokia logo is also left behind and replaced by the HMD brand.
New The price of HMD T21 tablet starts from 300 Euro (R$ 1,600), price varies depending on the selected configuration. The starting price is also higher than Nokia branded models.
Source: Tec Mundo
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