The first HMD smartphones will be budget models

HMD Group has abandoned the use of the Nokia brand in the field of smartphones and is switching to its own brand. The first step in this direction will be the release of a line of smartphones called Pulse, which will include three models: Pulse, Pulse+ and Pulse Pro.

This is reported by GSMArena.

The Pulse model will be equipped with a T606 chip from Unisoc, with the option of choosing between 4 or 8 GB of RAM.

The Pulse+ smartphone will have a 6.56-inch display, 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of built-in memory. < /p>

The Pulse Pro model will be available in three colors: "Twilight Crimson", "Ocean Black" and "Glacier Green", with the same amount of RAM and built-in memory as the Pulse+ model.

Although it was previously planned to release six models smartphones, only three models of the Pulse line have been announced so far. The rest of the remaining models are likely to belong to the Legend series and will also be presented on the principle of basic, plus and professional versions.