Author: Michael Crider / Source: reviewgeek.com
After spending years on life support, the revived Nokia brand is making some big moves in the mid-range Android phone market. The company unveiled its newest design, the 7.1, today.
The Nokia 7.1 will cost just $350 when it goes on sale on October 28th.
That price gets you a 5.8-inch, extra-long 1080p LCD screen with a familiar-looking camera notch, a zippy-if-not-blazing Snapdragon 636 processor, 4GB of RAM, and a roomy 64GB of storage space, plus whatever you can fit in the MicroSD card slot. (A cheaper 3GB/32GB version will be available in some markets.) Other goodies include a back-mounted fingerprint reader, a USB-C charging port, and a headphone jack—something that’s fast disappearing from phone designs, but will be appreciated by many.The cameras are also respectable, with a 12-megapixel primary shooter on the back, plus a secondary 5MP sensor for depth of field effects. They’re paired with an 8MP front-facing camera….
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