Leading manufacturers
of smart devices, Microsoft Devices is leveraging its latest takeover of Nokia
by teaming up with the West African leading distribution channel of ICT
products, TD Mobile to bring Nokia Lumia 2520 to Nigerians, reports ITRealms.
Graced by Heads of Information
Technology (IT) in the private and public sectors, re-sellers and key movers of
the industry, ITRealms gathered that the
Chief Executive Officer of Technology Distribution (TD) Group, Mrs. Chioma
Ekeh, former Executive Vice Chairman (EVC) of the Nigerian Communications
Commission (NCC) and chairman of OpenMedia Group as well as Dr. Leo Stan Ekeh,
Chairman, Zinox Group, witnessed the launch at Wheatbaker Hotel, Ikoyi, Lagos.
Welcoming guest to the
occasion, Managing Director, Marketing at Technology Distributions, Mrs. Chioma
Chimere, explained that TD has again been forced to act in the national
interest through the establishment of TD Mobile.
She told ITRealms that TD played a similar role
in computing, printing and enterprise solutions, stressing that in each of
those periods, TD was literally forced to invest in processes and market innovations
that introduced order while delivering large numbers of genuine original
products at affordable prices and at the right time.
Mrs. Chimere also said
that the mobile market was growing in leaps and bounds thus exposing the
consumer to mobile technology that often do not meet their aspirations.
She pointed out that TD
Mobile has been nurtured to showcase the same values and attributes that propelled
TD to the number 1 distributor position in the subregion, in addition to its
partnership with world-class Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), stocking
and professional warehousing, immediate delivery, and unrivalled after sales
support.
She declared that the
launch of the Nokia Lumia 2520 is evidence that TD Mobile is poised to raise
the bar on standards.
Unveiling the product,
the former Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigeria Communications Commission,
Dr. Ndukwe said that the Lumia 2520 was coming at a time that Nigerians need a
tool that would deliver truly mobile solutions.
He said that the Lumia
2520 would have a familiar feel to all who have used Microsoft products, emphasizing
that Nigerians would find the Lumia 2520 very useful as the nation develop
capacities for electronic business and electronic governance.
For the Managing
Director, Microsoft Devices, Mr. Nick Imudia the Lumia 2520 builds on the
beautiful Lumia design and comes in a number of stunning colors, including red
and white in a glossy finish, alongside cyan and black in a matte finish.
“The Lumia 2520 is
designed to work anywhere, with a 10.1-inch full HD display that offers the
best outdoor and indoor readability. He said that for the first time, ZEISS
optics appear on a tablet alongside proprietary Nokia imaging algorithms. The
Lumia 2520 has a 6.7 megapixel rear camera with f1.9 aperture, providing great
low-light images, and also features a 2 megapixel front-facing camera for high
quality video calls. Concerns about power are a thing of the past with the
Lumia 2520, as it provides up to 11 hours of battery life during video playback
and has support fast-charging; providing up to 80 per cent charge in just one
hour.
Mr. Imudia said that
the Lumia 2520 also comes with a number of unique software experiences – Nokia
Storyteller, which is built into the Lumia 2520, reinvents the way you relive
your stories; Nokia Video Director, a new video editing software that lets you
get even more creative with videos; the Microsoft Outlook experience, making it
easy to finish off your pending mails no matter where you are. With Microsoft
Office built in, you can view and edit your Word, Excel and PowerPoint files on
the move, while keeping the original formatting.
ITRealms recalls that TD is reputed globally for its quality products, people and processes, have won
numerous international and local awards for innovative marketing and good
corporate governance.
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