The first batch of HMD's own brand models have been revealed, and the exterior design has also been revealed
Following the previous announcement by HMD that it will launch a series of private label products in 2024, including smartphones, tablets, feature phones, and Internet of Things devices, etc., to establish a more comprehensive product ecosystem, it has also attracted a lot of attention from the outside world. Recently, a source exposed the relevant information of HMD's first batch of private label models, which are suspected to be the "rebranded" versions of the current Nokia C22 and Nokia 105 4G.
It is reported that the appearance of the new model TA-1585 is basically the same as that of Nokia C22, with a water drop screen on the front of the fuselage, and a rectangular rear multi-camera module may be placed in the upper left corner of the back. According to the screenshot of the currently exposed Geekbench 6.2.2 test results, the product code name of this model is Rocky, and the single-core score is 200 points, and the multi-core score is 838 points, which is basically the same as the Nokia C22's single-core 191 points and multi-core 839 points.
In terms of hardware configuration, Nokia C22 uses a 6.5-inch LCD screen with 1600×720 resolution, equipped with UNISOC SC9863A main control, and up to 3GB+64GB storage combination, and provides 5000mAh battery, support 10W wired charging. In terms of image, it is equipped with an 8 million pixel front camera, and a rear dual camera module composed of a 13 million pixel main camera + 2 million pixel wide-angle secondary camera.
Although the official has not yet revealed the relevant information of the TA-1585, it is not difficult to speculate that it is very likely to be the rebranded version of the current model Nokia C22, and it is likely to continue the positioning of the entry-level market. As for the specific product details of this new machine, it remains to be confirmed by further relevant information in the follow-up of HMD, and interested friends may wish to continue to pay attention.
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