Nokia 3310 3G Variant Launched: Price, Specs
HMD Global, the custodians of the legendary Nokia brand, has finally launched a new variant of the Nokia 3310 with the much-awaited feature - 3G connectivity. The all new Nokia 3310 3G has been launched for the 'Australian market' and is likely to be made available in more markets.
The Nokia 3310 3G was announced by HMD chief marketing officer Pekka Rantala, who claimed that the Nokia company managed to sell millions of units of the refreshed version of the Nokia 3310 across different markets. The New Nokia 3310 3G will be going on sale in "Australia" starting Oct 16 for AUD 89.95 (roughly Rs. 4,600) and will be available via Optus and Vodafone mobile carriers. It will retail for a global average price of EUR 69 (roughly Rs. 5,320) with the roll out from mid-October, though it is not yet clear which markets it would be heading to first.
Addition of 3G connectivity means that users of the 'dumbphone' will be now able to access faster mobile data speeds. Apart from the 3G connectivity, the new Nokia 3310 3G also comes with new customisation options for rearranging icons and choosing colour themes. The company is marketing it as all-new customisable retro UI.
The new Nokia 3310, much like its original sibling, features a massive standby time of up to a month, a highlight of the device. The new Nokia feature phone also includes the regular Micro-USB port and ditches the pin charger. It features Bluetooth 2.1 for pairing with speakers and other phones. The feature phone also features classic Snake game which has been optimised for the new colour screen.
For specifications, the Nokia 3310 3G sports a 2.4-inch QVGA (240 by 320 pixels) colour display. It runs on feature OS powered by Java, as per the company's site, and comes with 64MB storage and supports expandable storage up to 32GB via MicroSD card. On the back is a 2 MP camera with LED flash, the feature phone also offers FM radio. Nokia 3310 3G packs a removable 1200mAh battery that is claimed to offer 24 days of standby time for dual-SIM variant. It will be available in Azure, Charcoal, Warm Red, and Yellow colours. It measures 117x52.4x13.3mm and weighs roughly 88 grams for dual-SIM version.
The Nokia 3310 3G was announced by HMD chief marketing officer Pekka Rantala, who claimed that the Nokia company managed to sell millions of units of the refreshed version of the Nokia 3310 across different markets. The New Nokia 3310 3G will be going on sale in "Australia" starting Oct 16 for AUD 89.95 (roughly Rs. 4,600) and will be available via Optus and Vodafone mobile carriers. It will retail for a global average price of EUR 69 (roughly Rs. 5,320) with the roll out from mid-October, though it is not yet clear which markets it would be heading to first.
Addition of 3G connectivity means that users of the 'dumbphone' will be now able to access faster mobile data speeds. Apart from the 3G connectivity, the new Nokia 3310 3G also comes with new customisation options for rearranging icons and choosing colour themes. The company is marketing it as all-new customisable retro UI.
The new Nokia 3310, much like its original sibling, features a massive standby time of up to a month, a highlight of the device. The new Nokia feature phone also includes the regular Micro-USB port and ditches the pin charger. It features Bluetooth 2.1 for pairing with speakers and other phones. The feature phone also features classic Snake game which has been optimised for the new colour screen.
For specifications, the Nokia 3310 3G sports a 2.4-inch QVGA (240 by 320 pixels) colour display. It runs on feature OS powered by Java, as per the company's site, and comes with 64MB storage and supports expandable storage up to 32GB via MicroSD card. On the back is a 2 MP camera with LED flash, the feature phone also offers FM radio. Nokia 3310 3G packs a removable 1200mAh battery that is claimed to offer 24 days of standby time for dual-SIM variant. It will be available in Azure, Charcoal, Warm Red, and Yellow colours. It measures 117x52.4x13.3mm and weighs roughly 88 grams for dual-SIM version.
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