HMD Global has launched a smartphone with an array of five camera lenses designed to appeal to camera enthusiasts.  HMD also announced an entry-level and two mid-level handsets, all designed to work with Google`s Android One, which guarantees two years` of operating system upgrades.

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In an interview, Chief Executive Florian Seiche said, the company was showing it could innovate by delivering the world`s first five-camera array system in a smartphone. It also refreshed its devices in the mid-market, where it already has a top-five ranking in many markets, and introduced a feature phone - the Nokia 210 - able to connect to the Internet using an Opera Mini browser, priced at an average $35.

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Seiche said the the mid-market Nokia 3.2 and Nokia 4.2 also appealed to users who wanted good value combined with the simplicity of a "pure" Android operating system, unencumbered with software installed by the device maker and with guaranteed upgrades.

Analyst Frank Gillett at Forrester said the high-end photo features of the Nokia 9 PureView - including two 12 megapixel colour sensors and three 12 megapixel monochrome sensors - plus a full range of phones and features at affordable prices, positioned Nokia to appeal to the buyers.

As far as price and availabity is concerned, The Nokia 9 PureView will be available from March at an average price of $699, and both the Nokia 3.2 and 4.2 will be available in April, from $139 and $169 respectively.