Nokia 100 Review

Nokia 100 is a not very powerful phone released in August 2011, coming with a 1.8 inches screen. But it's time to get into some more details.

Graphic calculations usually uses lots of CPU time, so it counts with an ARM Mali-400 MP1 graphic processing unit clocking at 320 megahertz to improve overall performance.

Whereas this device is as big as 4.33 inches long, it only contains a much smaller 1.8" screen. This cellphone is a little thick compared to current phones, being as thick as 0.59 inches. This phone is for sale in many colors like black, pink, blue and red. This phone is much lighter than what one would expect from a phone this size.

Nokia packed the Nokia 100 with a poor 1.8 inches screen, and a 160 x 128 resolution, making it have a not-so-good image quality.

This cellphone uses a SIM card for GSM networks.

The Nokia 100 doesn't have any cameras.

This phone features a 800 mAh small capacity Li-Ion removable battery, which is quite poor for a demanding phone like this. According to Nokia, this phone has an aproximate 7.2 hs talk time and a 840 hours stand by time.

Nokia is selling the Nokia 100 for $ 640, which is high for this kind of device. If you buy the Nokia 100 you will also get Visual user guide, Nokia Charger AC-3 (or Nokia Charger AC-11X or Nokia Charger AC-11N or Nokia AC-8C travel USB charger with Nokia CA-100C USB charging connecting cable or Nokia AC-10UC travel USB charger with Nokia CA-100 USB charging connecting cable, Nokia Stereo Headset WH-102 and depending on country).