HMD Global’s Nokia has received global accolades for their released Nokia’s with sleek design and durability and they’ve been so far impressive.
We’ve seen a lot of Nokia concepts appeared online including the Nokia 9 with impressive design, and now again; we have the Nokia X concept design. The mobile market is going the X way but we are not sure if the Nokia X will become a reality.
We’ve seen a lot of Nokia concepts appeared online including the Nokia 9 with impressive design, and now again; we have the Nokia X concept design. The mobile market is going the X way but we are not sure if the Nokia X will become a reality.
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| Nokia X concept |
The Nokia X concept design is different from the regular smartphones available in the market; the design is futuristic and classic. At the moment, there is no any indication that HMD Global will be releasing Nokia X or device code name Nokia X.
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| Nokia X concept |
This is just a concept design, which emanated from the designers imagination in which the reality is not certain.
NOKIA X CONCEPT DESIGN
The Nokia X Concept design comes with a metal body and glass. It comes with a full screen infinity display with a notch.
The Nokia X’s display notch is at the top left corner.
At the back, we can sport a fingerprint sensor for unlocking the device while Nokia’s logo sits in the middle. The logo is also at the lower-right corner of the phone’s front aspect.
For the camera department, The Nokia X comes with a dual rear camera setup aligned horizontally with a LED flash in the center of both sensors. There is also the ZEISS branding. The device packs a 3.5mm audio jack and a USB Type-C port. The concept device comes in several colour variants. You can check out more images of the Nokia X from the video below.
The device also comes with stereo speakers. Would we ever see something like this from HMD Global?
NOKIA X CONCEPT DESIGN
The Nokia X Concept design comes with a metal body and glass. It comes with a full screen infinity display with a notch.
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| Nokia X concept |
At the back, we can sport a fingerprint sensor for unlocking the device while Nokia’s logo sits in the middle. The logo is also at the lower-right corner of the phone’s front aspect.
For the camera department, The Nokia X comes with a dual rear camera setup aligned horizontally with a LED flash in the center of both sensors. There is also the ZEISS branding. The device packs a 3.5mm audio jack and a USB Type-C port. The concept device comes in several colour variants. You can check out more images of the Nokia X from the video below.
The device also comes with stereo speakers. Would we ever see something like this from HMD Global?
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