Nokia this morning announced the launch of two dirt cheap phones, the Nokia 101 and Nokia 100, which the company says are its most affordable phones to date. Priced only 25 euros ($35) and 20 euros ($30), respectively, that should hardly be a surprise. Of course, ‘dirt cheap’ is relative - the feature phones are meant for people in countries where phones have to be this inexpensive to even be considered for purchase (large parts of Africa and Asia, in particular).