Feb 04, 2017 02:28 AM EST By Darren Anderson, UniversityHerald Reporter

Nokia P1 is reportedly groomed to reclaim Nokia's dominance in the mobile market arena at MWC 2017. Packed with powerful specs wrapped in a stunning design, P1 will surely bring Nokia back to its former glory. Even before the official renders are released, Nokia P1 concept video has been already widespread in social media.

Nokia P1 Latest Concept Design Teaser

Nokia P1's concept teaser shows a breathtaking conceptualization of the upcoming flagship. Most notable is the Metal and Glass body where the slender mold will be protected but Gorilla Glass 5. The concept video released by Concept Creator though its YouTube Channel channels the closest and the best vision of Nokia P1. Check out the video at the bottom of this article.

Nokia P1 Specs

Nokia P1 will also dominate the specs section. Aside from the many features visible from the outside, the majestic phone will host a dedicated camera button for more convenient camera use. In addition, the P1 camera prides a 22.6MP rear camera partnered with Carl Zeiss optics, Digit wrote. It is also hearing friendly and produces very audible words flow. The device will accommodate connecting devices with the USB Type-C port, 3.5mm headphone jack, and the speakers. It also has 6GB of RAM.

Nokia 18.5-Inch Tab

The Finnish company's upcoming tab version is said to be called Nokia N1. This tablet will be the largest tab device in the outing measuring 18.5-Inch in dimension. More than the size, it will host Qualcomm's SnapDragon 835. It will have a 5.3-inch display and comes out in Black, White, and Gold.

Nokia P1 is said to be the better version of Nokia 6 which currently only available in China. Meanwhile, the spectacular phone is expected to start up at $800+ price range.  The price will vary depending on the memory sizes the buyer prefers. All according to reports, Nokia P1 with 128GB storage version is expected to sell at $800 while a top-tier unit packed with the 256GB storage version.

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