Ever since the touchscreen craze started and the company's shift to Windows Phone, the likes of the Nokia 6300 Classic or the Nokia 6500 had been longed gone in Nokia's device staple not until the announcement of the the Nokia 515. I call it the rebirth of the company's forgotten line of premium designed devices.
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I have to commend Nokia for reviving this line, this legacy. Their were still millions of people out there who just wants a basic phone but won't settle with plasticky built ones, these mostly, professional individuals who can afford moderately price phones. They finally have something that best suite their needs. I remember my Physician uncle who asked me for a basic non touch phone to buy, I cannot recommend a single one from Nokia's current line of devices that fits his stature and buying capacity.
The Phones Key Features includes:
- Distinctive, premium Nokia design with thin aluminium body
- Gorilla® Glass 2 screen with polariser for bright screen even in direct sunlight.
- 5MP camera with LED flash for better imaging experience in low light
- Smart imaging features: Panorama camera for great landscape photos, up to 5 photos with Sequential Shot and voice-guided Self Portrait camera
- Fast and affordable 3.5G HSDPA internet with video streaming
- Top social networking apps preloaded; Facebook, Twitter and Nimbuzz
- Mail for Exchange – sync contacts, inbox and calendars on the go
- Use the Transfer app to import contacts from your Nokia Lumia, Windows Phone 8 or Android smartphone
- Share your images directly to social networks or via Nokia’s Slam
- Social Phonebook lets you link your phonebook contacts with their social networking profiles and communicate with them directly from the phonebook
- HD voice for crystal clear voice quality (when supported by network)
- Easy Swap Dual SIM for the Dual Sim Variant
Specifications:
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I have to commend Nokia for reviving this line, this legacy. Their were still millions of people out there who just wants a basic phone but won't settle with plasticky built ones, these mostly, professional individuals who can afford moderately price phones. They finally have something that best suite their needs. I remember my Physician uncle who asked me for a basic non touch phone to buy, I cannot recommend a single one from Nokia's current line of devices that fits his stature and buying capacity.
The Phones Key Features includes:
- Distinctive, premium Nokia design with thin aluminium body
- Gorilla® Glass 2 screen with polariser for bright screen even in direct sunlight.
- 5MP camera with LED flash for better imaging experience in low light
- Smart imaging features: Panorama camera for great landscape photos, up to 5 photos with Sequential Shot and voice-guided Self Portrait camera
- Fast and affordable 3.5G HSDPA internet with video streaming
- Top social networking apps preloaded; Facebook, Twitter and Nimbuzz
- Mail for Exchange – sync contacts, inbox and calendars on the go
- Use the Transfer app to import contacts from your Nokia Lumia, Windows Phone 8 or Android smartphone
- Share your images directly to social networks or via Nokia’s Slam
- Social Phonebook lets you link your phonebook contacts with their social networking profiles and communicate with them directly from the phonebook
- HD voice for crystal clear voice quality (when supported by network)
- Easy Swap Dual SIM for the Dual Sim Variant
Specifications:
NETWORKS
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GSM (850MHz, 900MHz, 1800MHz, 1900MHz) SIM 1 and 2
WCDMA (900MHz, 2100MHz) SIM 1
Micro SIM |
OS
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Symbian Series 40
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SPEED
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DISPLAY
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2.4″ QVGA LCD
Resolution 230 x 320 (~167 ppi pixel density)262k Display 2.25D Corning® Gorilla® Glass 2 |
MEMORY
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64 MB RAM
256MB internal memory |
CONNECTIVITY
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Micro USB 2.0 HS with charging
Bluetooth 3.0 + EDR BTNo WiFi |
CAMERA AND VIDEO
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5MP 2592x1944 pixels
QVGA @ 30 fps VideoLED Flash Face detection Panorama |
AUDIO
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3.5mm Audio Connector
MP3/WAV/AAC player
Stereo FM radio with RDS; FM recording
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SIZE AND DIMENSION
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114 mm x 48 mm x 11 mm
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WEIGHT
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102.7 grams
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BATTERY
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1200mAh battery
Talktime: up to 10.3 hour (3.5G) Standby Time: up to 24 days |
OTHERS
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