A flurry of press releases have been sent out this morning from Nokia as they announce 7 news phones designed to meet the needs of “consumers in emerging markets”.
The first two devices are the Nokia 2630 and Nokia 2760 designed to offer imaging and Bluetooth. All the phones are low end devices with price tags of less than £50 so don’t expect any advanced features.
“The progressively stylish design of the Nokia 2630 and Nokia 2760 phones offer a striking visual and tactile impact, but also incorporate a feature set designed to enhance the total user experience,” said Soren Petersen, Senior Vice President, Mobile Phones, Nokia. “And by including a camera and Bluetooth technology, we are enabling entry consumers to share their experiences on the go.”
Nokia 2630
The Nokia 2630 is the thinnest handset in Nokia’s range at just 9.9mm. An easy to use camera with Bluetooth and a host of features designed for emerging markets are included. Other features include productivity tools such as email, MMS, calendar and a calculator as well as an FM radio, with direct access shortcut key and MP3 ringtones.
The 2630 will be available later this year priced at around £40 on PAYG.
Nokia 2760
The Nokia 2760 also offers a digital camera and Bluetooth as well as video recording, video playback, and FM radio. Other features include GPRS for convenient access to the internet and email. It also features extra large storage to save up to 1000 contacts in the phonebook and a large number of SMS texts.
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lastar 12.26.07 at 4:35 pm
it\\\’s a good phone for everybody because it\\\’s a good mark
zen 07.13.08 at 10:25 am
The Nokia 2760 is a really awesome phone that in fact looks better than the pics of it on the net~ Plus its really light and small. Its large memory capabilities was what made me chose it over the Motorola flip phones. Not to mention its long stand-by time and talk time. Nokia anyday is the best company. Next i would say Motorola but the problem with it is its unreliable batteries…you have to keep charging the phone!
mario 06.07.09 at 7:53 pm
I need a usb connection on my nokia 2760 , its not included in the package when Ibuy it.