A new range of Nokia Android TVs will be launched in Europe, ranging in size from 43 inches to 70 inches. These LCD TVs have 4K resolution and use quantum dots.
Nokia QLED LCD TV, are you looking forward to it?
Nokia recently made a comeback in Europe as a TV brand. However, the TVs aren't made in Finland and actually have little to do with the fallen mobile phone giant. Nokia TVs are licensed from a company called Streamview.
Like the first Nokia TV in Europe, this new range is powered by Android TV, with access to streaming services like Disney+ and Netflix. New apps and games can be downloaded from the Google Play Store. These TVs have 8GB of storage and a quad-core processor.
The company says the TVs are equipped with subwoofers. There are three HDMI 2.0 ports, built-in WiFi and Bluetooth, built-in Chromecast, and a game mode with DVB-T2, S2, and C tuners.
The new Nokia TVs will compete with entry-level and mid-to-low-end LCD TVs from better-known brands. Panasonic and Philips offer Android TV, while Sony is turning to Google TV.
Starting this month, Nokia QLED LCD TVs will be available in select European markets at prices of €650 (43 inches), €750 (50 inches), €850 (55 inches), €900 (58 inches) and €1,600 ( 70 inches).
The first Nokia QLED LCD TV is coming soon, what do you think about it?
Nokia QLED LCD TV, are you looking forward to it?
Nokia recently made a comeback in Europe as a TV brand. However, the TVs aren't made in Finland and actually have little to do with the fallen mobile phone giant. Nokia TVs are licensed from a company called Streamview.
Like the first Nokia TV in Europe, this new range is powered by Android TV, with access to streaming services like Disney+ and Netflix. New apps and games can be downloaded from the Google Play Store. These TVs have 8GB of storage and a quad-core processor.
The company says the TVs are equipped with subwoofers. There are three HDMI 2.0 ports, built-in WiFi and Bluetooth, built-in Chromecast, and a game mode with DVB-T2, S2, and C tuners.
The new Nokia TVs will compete with entry-level and mid-to-low-end LCD TVs from better-known brands. Panasonic and Philips offer Android TV, while Sony is turning to Google TV.
Starting this month, Nokia QLED LCD TVs will be available in select European markets at prices of €650 (43 inches), €750 (50 inches), €850 (55 inches), €900 (58 inches) and €1,600 ( 70 inches).
The first Nokia QLED LCD TV is coming soon, what do you think about it?
