Even though I’ve been feasting my eyes on the Nokia N2 for many minutes, I still can’t say if it’s a tablet or a phablet, although the latter seems more likely. Rendered by David Quijada, this model comes just on Christmas day, as a sort of present for Nokia fans.
Don’t worry, this is not yet another one of those Microsoft Lumia 850 concepts based on leaks, we’re dealing with a totally different handset here. Adriano Alfaro came up with a higher end package and a brand new design for this Lumia.
I have a feeling I’ve seen this Lumia concept somewhere before, but anyway let’s get to the goods. The Lumia 767 concept below was created by Ihar Novik from Minsk, Belarus and while it look fancy and elegant, it’s not exactly practical.
So, we saw the Lumia 850 that was supposedly cancelled and now another cancelled device pops up from the (un)dead. It’s the good old Lumia McLaren, also known as the Lumia 1030 or Lumia 1040 at some point. We’ve got some more leaked pictures after the break.
I can’t say we were very impressed by the last leak of the Nokia C1, but here it comes again, this time in a picture that partially reveals its design, but also receiving some specs. You can find them out after the break.
When I first saw this design, I couldn’t believe it was done this summer and somehow I missed it. Using Rhinoceros and Keyshot, designer NDS WJ from China has created a transparent Nokia cellphone, as you can see below.
Famous leakster @evleaks has leaked a new device model, but this time it’s a tablet, not a smartphone. It’s dubbed Nokia/Microsoft Mercury and it’s shown below. It basically looks like a bigger Lumia phone.
Micheal Muleba has rendered a new handset, a Lumia concept phone this time. It doesn’t look like your typical smartphone, but rather like a feature phone, with a… twist. The designer claims this is a tribute for the Nokia Twist.
Nokia C1 is a bit of a mythical creature, a smartphone inspired by the Nokia N1 tablet and made by Finnish Nokia, not the piece that dissolved into Microsoft. We’re shown this device here and now it’s back to probably trouble us some more with a fake render.
Leave it to the good old leaksters to remind us what was in store before Nokia was ripped in half by hungry, hungry Microsoft. @Evleaks published a few days ago a picture of the cancelled Nokia McLaren, that you can check out below. The product has been dead for a
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