Nokia is finally introducing its first long-awaited phones supporting two SIM-cards: the Nokia C1 and the Nokia C2. The main advantage of these devices is that they are not expensive meanwhile they are enhanced with all the basic features.

The Nokia C1 cannot support two SIM-cards simultaneously; the user can switch between SIM cards pressing a single button. The model is equipped with a display with a resolution of 128×160 pixels, 3.5 mm headphone jack, FM-radio and a flashlight. The phone will be available in blue, red, light gray and green colors and will cost only 30 euros.

Unlike the Nokia C1 the C2 works with two SIM-cards simultaneously, and switching between them is not required. The slot for the first SIM-card is located under the battery, the second – in a more accessible location and supports “hot swapping” so you should not turn off the phone to change a SIM card.

The Nokia C2 phone is better enhanced, in addition to 3,5 mm jack for headphones and FM-radio, it also has Bluetooth, GPRS, VGA-camera, MP3-player, Ovi Mail and a microSD slot with support for 32 GB. The cost of Nokia C2 will be 45 euros.

Do not miss the chance to get one of Nokia’s first dual sim card phones!

Soon the Indian market will be pleased with two of the first dual-SIM phones from Nokia – C1-00 and C2.

Both gadgets are going to join the mid-range device list due to the pricing and functionality.

Nokia C1-00 will land to India at a price of $ 42. This gadget will receive a color TFT-screen with a resolution of 128 x 160 pixels, 3.5 mm audio jack, FM-radio and a flashlight. The phone battery will last for 6 weeks in the standby mode.

Simultaneously, the phone can use only one SIM-card. But switching between them takes place very quickly.

Nokia C2 is slightly more expensive – $ 54. The phone runs on Symbian S40 platform and has an FM-radio with recording capability, 3.5 mm audio jack, VGA-camera and a slot for MicroSD cards.