Nokia Classic returns
While waiting for new models touch everything that should characterize the turn of Nokia in 2009, yesterday the world leader in mobile telephony has brought a taste of what will be offered to the plate and press operators in Barcelona in a fortnight. There are three telephones Classic line: high-level constructive, good technology, classic lines (note), no particular expertise and three different levels depending on the budget end of the market they are targeting.
The trio opens with the 6700 Classic (to the right and left in two colors) that the successor of Nokia 6300 which was a product of greater success. The Nokia 6700 is characterized by smooth surfaces, use of materials, parts perfectly made with a metal keypad to complete the refined finish. All the features of the previous model can be found, improved in the Nokia 6700 that has a 5 megapixel camera, assisted GPS navigation with Nokia Maps, and high-speed access to data in order to make faster and simpler than ever to share images or video. The Nokia 6700 is perfect for those already in the past had chosen the Nokia 6300. The estimated sale price is 235 euros, except taxes and special grants.
At a estimated price of 135 euros, the Nokia 6303 Classic (at right) with 3.2 Megapixel camera, 2.2-inch display and Nokia Maps preloaded, combining a wide range of functionality with the promise of a long battery autonomy. In addition, users can input any incidental music in standard audio jack to 3.5 mm in order to transform the device into a portable music player owner, which can hold thousands of tracks.
To complete the new models, the Nokia 2700 classic (on the left) that, in an estimated price of 65 euros, is one of Nokia devices fully equipped and prices lower. In addition to 2GB of memory through the slot for memory cards, the phone is equipped with an integrated digital music player and a 2.0 megapixel camera, making it equally valid for the images to music.
The actual arrival on mertcato all three devices is expected before next summer.
