The new smartphone of Nokia, the Nokia 6, will be launched in China only in the first half of 2017, announced on Sunday the Finnish company that develops it. Nokia, long the world leader in mobile phones and today specialises in telecoms equipment, has entrusted the brand to a small designer Finnish, HMD Global.
“With more than 552 million users of smartphones in China in 2016, and beyond 593 million in 2017, this is a market that is strategically important where the design and quality of products are highly appreciated by consumers,” said the company in a press release. HMD holds a licensing agreement exclusive worldwide for the next ten years, except for in Japan.
Microsoft had tried to resurrect a brand in decline, that he purchased for a price that is considered advantageous for the finns, 5.4 billion euros. But he had failed, leaving the smartphones and selling the business phones of the basis for HMD Global and FIH Mobile to some 330 million euros in may.
The Nokia 6 will be exclusively sold on the Internet by JD.com, a leading chinese online trade, for 1699 yuan (233 euro).
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