The Finnish mobile phone company Nokia presented a particularly economical model, which costs just 15 euros, at the Barcelona International Mobile Telephony Exhibition, according to the technology portal gearburn.
According to the company, the new basic model, called the Nokia 105, is aimed at people who have never used a mobile phone before. The device features an alarm clock, radio, flashlight and a waterproof keypad.
It is available in light blue and black, and can operate without recharging for up to 35 days.
The launch of the new model is expected within the first quarter of 2013.
The Nokia 105 will be sold in China, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Nigeria, Russia, and Vietnam, among others.
At the same time, the Finnish company announced that within the second quarter of the year it will release the Nokia 301 model, priced at 65 euros. This is Nokia's cheapest mobile phone, with video viewing capabilities. The Nokia 301 will be released in more than 120 countries.
