Nokia began introducing a naming standard for smart phone range. What kind of naming scheme is and how potential users can use it to select your Nokia phone?
Nokia, as quoted from Nokia Conversations, Monday (8/3/2010), began using the standard scheme in classifying their smartphone range. Starting now, smartphone Nokia will have four categories to choose from.
The fourth category is C, X, E and N. Then, each series will be numbered 1 to 9 after the letter.
His tips are simple, 1 indicates the phone with the functions and the lowest price range. This row will be increased to the phone with the prefix 9 indicating 'high caste' with the function and value.
As for the letter, here's the short explanation:
* Series C will display the range of mobile phones with limited functionality on the core capabilities.
* Series E will display a range of mobile phone users focus on business and productivity.
* Series X is the Nokia phone that has the primary purpose of entertainment and social.
* Series N will be mobile phones Nokia's most sophisticated.
Thus, can be concluded that the smartphone Nokia will order from the ranks of C1 to N9. Although not all combinations of numbers and letters will be present as a product on the market. Some of that has been announced, including Nokia C5, X5 and X3.
Remember also that the categorization is here only applies to the range of smartphones. It is unclear whether the same guidelines can be used in the Nokia range of non-smartphone.