Journalists from Winfuture found a prototype of an unannounced Nokia smartphone on eBay
What is known
According to the seller, this is a 2014-2015 model.At that time, the company was still producing Windows-based smartphones. The prototype is called Nokia Ion Mini and, judging by the photographs, it fits comfortably in your hand. The screen diagonal is not specified, but approximately 3 inches. Its resolution is 800x480 pixels. The smartphone has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 chip, 1 GB of RAM, 8 GB of ROM, one camera, and also has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth modules.
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The smartphone runs on Android 4 OS.3 with pre-installed Nokia Z launcher and several Google apps. There is no Play Store in the system due to the fact that the device has not passed certification. In general, the device looks complete and it is not entirely clear why it did not enter the market.
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A sample sells for $2,000, but we don't recommend buying it. Unless you are a collector who is willing to spend that amount of money on a prototype smartphone from 5 years ago.