Leading mobile phone manufacturer, HMD Global has unveiled the first ever tablet in the Nokia mobile stable – the Nokia T20.

An amazing device which offers users a suite of cutting-edge functionalities, the device was formally launched in the Nigerian market at a well-attended event held at Yudala Heights, Victoria Island, Lagos on Thursday, November 4, 2021.

The Nokia T20 – a portable tool which Adetayo Obinaike, Marketing Manager, West Africa, HMD Global, says is configured for users to love, trust and keep – comes with a powerful 8200 mAh battery, offering longer hours for work, play and learning. In addition, the device comes equipped with two years of Operating System (OS) upgrades and three years of monthly security updates with an optional fourth year for Enterprise customers, ensuring greater security and data privacy for users. Further distinguishing the Nokia T20 is a 2k screen which delivers crisp, crystal-clear detail, as well as a massive 64GB / 32GB internal storage.

The 10.4-inch device is powered by an octa-core chip ensuring a faster, more reliable user experience, among other exciting features and will be distributed nationwide by TD Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa’s leading tech, lifestyle, and solutions distributor.

Speaking at the launch of the Nokia T20, Joseph Umunakwe, General Manager, West, East and Central Africa, HMD Global emphasized the unique attention to security and safeguard of user information which the device assures for users, notably through the monthly security and Operating System (OS) upgrades, even as he noted that the device is built in compliance with international standards and guaranteed to deliver long-lasting performance.

Earlier in his presentation, Obinaike, HMD Global Marketing Manager, West Africa, highlighted the wide range of benefits and unique differentiators which make the Nokia T20 a must-have for all categories of users, especially in line with the new normal occasioned by the COVID-19 pandemic. Specifically, he disclosed that the changes brought about by the pandemic represented an ample opportunity for Nokia to come up with a device that is built to specifications to support virtual work, remote learning and for leisure users as well.

Additionally, he revealed that the device accommodates a wide audience, including kids, with the inclusion of the Google Kids Space, which comes loaded with apps that encourage educational and fun/entertainment-focused content for this specific class of users, along with essential Family Link parental controls.

‘‘The new Nokia T20 comes with 10.4-inch display with high resolution but it is eyes friendly so that you can spend more time using the tablet. It also comes with an amazing battery life that could last a whole day once fully charged,’’ Obinaike stated.



‘‘Unlike other devices, the Nokia T20 Tab comes with three years of monthly security update, which is great for protection of your information. It also runs with Android 11, which can be upgraded to Android 12 and 13 with two years of OS update.



‘‘But that’s not all. The device comes with 4GB RAM and 64GB ROM, 13MP/2MP rear camera and 5MP front camera. This is an amazing device. It is a gadget we want Nigerians to love, trust and keep,” the HMD Global Marketing Manager, West Africa enthused.



Also endorsing the device, Managing Director, Sales, TD Africa, Mrs. Gozy Ijogun, attested to the quality, unique selling proposition and competitive pricing of the Nokia T20.

‘‘At TD Africa, we are deliberate about our partnerships and the Nokia T20, one of the latest innovations from Nokia Mobile is a device we are very excited about. In addition to the great features, we are also excited about the fact that it comes at a very competitive price point. The device will be available in every retail store or online platform through our nationwide database of channel partners.’’

In his contribution, Emmanuel Ossai, Senior Business Manager, West Africa, HMD Global, revealed that the Nokia T20 would retail at N118,000, even as he reiterated the large screen display, big battery, work-life balance and rugged accessories that accompany the device.

Present at the unveiling ceremony were top officials of HMD Global and TD Africa, as well as channel partners and resellers from the ICT ecosystem and the media.

SOURCE:https://brandspurng.com/2021/11/07/nokia-first-ever-android-tablet-hits-market/

How much?

E go de affordable?

Hope it'll compete well with the Xiaomi tablet

Whatever happen to Symbian OS. Instead of them to continually develop it they abandon it for Android OS

Always late to the party

TheWolfen:
Whatever happen to Symbian OS. Instead of them to continually develop it they abandon it for Android OS

Not all software is upgradeable, to meet a new standard. Sometimes, you have to restart from the start, new architecture, design and innovative thinking to meet future challenges. So, it’s not easy to come with this, even with the powerful tech firms.

Nokia tinx too dey cost, u go dey hear 90k plus

bobbybrown007:
Nokia tinx too dey cost, u go dey hear 90k plus

It will go for N118,000

b3llo:
It will go for N118,000

YOU SEE AM

I love Nokia devices. their hardware hardly depreciate unlike techno,itel and infinix

I'd better buy U.K used iPhone 7 and save myself the stress....

JavaScript90:
I love Nokia devices. their hardware hardly depreciate unlike techno,itel and infinix

so so true

JavaScript90:
I love Nokia devices. their hardware hardly depreciate unlike techno,itel and infinix

You're right.

I've been using my Nokia Android phone for 2yrs now. Still durable.

how much will it be for sef

TheWolfen:
Whatever happen to Symbian OS. Instead of them to continually develop it they abandon it for Android OS

would you have bought it? won't you also follow the trend?

Android….nah

TheWolfen:
Whatever happen to Symbian OS. Instead of them to continually develop it they abandon it for Android OS

Symbian cannot outsmart Android...even if I know Symbian was the idea for Android.

You cannot create an OS the big tech apps would not support. It will die.


If Symbian OS continued, only Google can kill it. Why ?

Google owns Android OS.

It can stop supporting anything that will relate Symbian, or anything that will make it grow. Facebook will side Google since they work hand-in-hand.


Just look at Blackberry. Na wetin do am.

Too expensive for me.......

A shocker from Nokia.

Dead on arrival....they should leave the market for Sammy already

Nokia android na joke.

Don't waste your money

Wow nice device, this will be durable

How much will it be sef