The new Nokia smartphone has five cameras at the back

Barcelona – A model of high-end phones under the Nokia brand receives an unusual camera with a technology that sets new standards in smartphone photography. The Nokia 9 PureView has five cameras at the back, which take pictures at the same time, which are then badembled into a high-resolution photo. The result should be images with many details, where you can also change the focus later.

700 dollars per piece

The manufacturer HMD Global, which produces mobile phones under the traditional Nokia brand, has incorporated the technology of US start-ups Light, the first of a phone. The model also takes RAW format photos used by professional photographers, allowing for extensive post-processing.

The light itself has sold up to now the L16 camera, the photos of ten simultaneous recordings. The company has developed a special chip, which is also installed in the Nokia 9 PureView. Businesses have been working together on integration, HMD boss Florian Seiche said on Sunday at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The flagship model must be sold for $ 699.

Otherwise, HMD continues to focus on discount phones. The Nokia 1 Plus models priced at $ 99 at 3.2 and 4.2 and 4.2 at prices between $ 139 and $ 199 were presented in Barcelona.

A Nokia phone for $ 35

HMD wants to play the strength of the Nokia name in the sector of simple mobile phones that are not smartphones, and sees itself as the market leader. In Barcelona, ​​the Nokia 210 model has been priced at $ 35, where you can call a full day with a battery charge, among others. 400 million individual phones are still sold each year, said CEO of HMD, Cuttlefish.

It is hoped that these users will be loyal to the brand when they buy their first smartphone.

Last year, the number of users of the Nokia brand has tripled, said Seiche, without giving any precision. Nokia has returned to the top 5 European markets, including Germany and the United Kingdom.

The Finnish company Nokia, which was a long-time world leader in the mobile phone market, sold its telephone division to Microsoft at the time and focused on the telecommunications equipment sector. Microsoft has not been very successful and is out of the market. Trademark rights are returned to Nokia and pbaded on to HMD Global. (AP)