On June 29, Nokia officially released the new mid-range model G11 Plus. is equipped with a 6.51-inch 720P water drop screen and a 50-megapixel + 2-megapixel dual-camera combination. It is said to have a battery life of up to 3 days. Although the focus on battery life is a bit "young", the configuration and appearance do not look like a mobile phone that will be released in 2022.
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Since Nokia was transferred to HMD again, the noise has been much smaller than before, but in fact, Nokia has continued to launch smartphones in recent years. In February this year, Nokia released a low-end smartphone, the Nokia G11. Since the overall configuration had almost no highlights, it naturally did not attract much attention. The overall configuration of the G11 Plus released this time is very different from the previous generation. The memory is still available in 3GB+32GB and 4GB+64GB. Fortunately, it supports SD card expansion, otherwise it may not be possible to install WeChat.
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Although Nokia officially does not use the processor as a selling point, careful technology bloggers still dug out that the Nokia G11 Plus is equipped with the T606 processor of Unisoc . You may not be very familiar with this processor. The Unisoc T606 processor is based on TSMC’s 12nm process and consists of 2 1.6Hz A75 large cores + 6 A55 small cores. GeekBench database information shows that the Unisoc T606 has a single-core score of 312 points and a multi-core score of 1157 points. No matter how you look at it, the performance of the Nokia G11 Plus can be said to have low expectations, but the official claims that its battery life is up to 3 days, which is still very practical.
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At present, it seems that Nokia's development in the mid-to-low-end market is actually good. Earlier, Nokia officially announced that global sales of the 105 series exceeded 200 million units. This "feature phone that is better than a smartphone" performed very well in the Indian market. It is not difficult to understand why Nokia has basically sold 105 series in the past two years. There are no signs of returning to the high-end market. Although Nokia is no longer the Nokia it used to be, consumers still have great trust in its quality. We also hope that Nokia can bring a true flagship model to old Nokia fans when it makes profits in the low-end market. .
