We may be living in the age of the smartphone, but the feature phone refuses to go without a fight. Microsofts latest budget phone, the Nokia 130, launched Monday, wants to be the iPhone or at least the iPod of the affordable feature phone world. It also supports Micro SD cards so it can hold up to 32GB of songs and video clips and, because its a feature phone and therefore sips rather than gulps power, it can offer 46 hours of music playback or 16 hours of video on a single charge. Try doing that with any smartphone currently available.
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