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Nokia 3110

Nokia 3110 Press Release

At the annual 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona, Nokia introduced the new Nokia 3110 classic, a well-balanced mobile phone for people who appreciate staying connected and value for money. The Nokia 3110 classic is a robust and dependable device with an urban, durable design. The triband (EGSM 900, GSM 1800/1900) Nokia 3110 classic is expected to be available in the second quarter of 2007 at an estimated retail price of €150, excluding taxes and subsidies.

"The Nokia 3110 classic delivers on the promise of honest performance, dependability over time and up to date styling," says John Barry, Director, Mobile Phones, Nokia. "The Nokia 3110 classic has several little crafted details that most people will not notice, like thicker plastic and a larger antenna to make the phone more dependable. To keep up with the latest trends in mobile phones, the Nokia 3110 classic also has a 1.3 megapixel camera, music player with expandable memory and an FM stereo radio. Our newest addition to Nokia's mid-range selection offers a wide range of conventional features at an accessible price."

With the Nokia 3110 classic, consumers can listen to their favorite music at any time; on the bus, during a walk or even on a plane thanks to the handset's practical flight mode. A convenient USB port and Bluetooth support also makes it quick and easy to transfer songs, images or calendar events directly from your PC to your phone.

A broad range of enhancements also gives users the choice of customizing their Nokia 3110 classic device. For example, the new Nokia Bluetooth Display Car Kit CK-15W offers a number of functions that allow easy in-car communications. With its bright 2.2 inch color display, consumers can easily view and control call functions while the separate input device provides controls over volume adjustment and accepting or ending calls.

Nokia 3110 classic Reviews

Trusted Reviews reviews the Nokia 3110 classic and writes, "The camera isn’t as good as that of the 6300. Its maximum resolution of 1.3 megapixels (1,280 x 1,024 pixels) won’t charm the birds from the trees, and it has trouble with exposure. Colour reproduction in the photo of the coloured dish, shot indoors under normal household lights is pretty good, but the background should be white and its bluish and pinkish tints are aberrations introduced by the phone. ... Colour reproduction in the flower is very good, and I was quite close to the subject taking this shot. However the level of compression applied to the image means it lacks definition. ... If I were making a straight choice with all other things being equal between the 3110 classic and the 6300, then the 6300 would be what I’d opt for. Its better screen and camera win the day for me. But this handset stands up well in most respects and has superior battery life."

CNET UK reviews the Nokia 3110 Classic and writes, "Although the 3110 does have a camera, it's not a very good one. It has a lowly 1.3-megapixel resolution, which makes photos look washed out. It also lacks a flash so it's pretty much useless for taking indoor shots in dimly lit conditions."

CNET Australia reviews the Nokia 3110 Classic and writes, "Also, although the 3110 does have a camera, it's not a very good one. It has a lowly 1.3-megapixel resolution, which makes photos look washed out. It also lacks a flash so it's pretty much useless for taking indoor shots in dimly lit conditions."