Nokia 3310 (2017 Edition) Price in Nepal [Features / Specifications]

Nokia 3310 is the upgraded version of Nokia 3310 launched in 2000.

Nokia 3310 is the upgraded version of Nokia 3310 launched in 2000. The new Nokia 3310 takes the iconic silhouette of the original and reimagines it for 2017. The custom designed user interface brings a fresh look to a classic, while the 2.4” polarized and curved screen window makes for better readability in sunlight.

New Nokia 3310 comes with a long-lasting battery, so you can talk all day, or leave the phone on standby for up to a month. When needed, a Micro-USB port makes charging simple. You can play the legendary Snake. It’s back with a little update that makes it even more fun to play on the color screen.

Nokia 3310

Nokia 3310 Specifications

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• IN THE BOX
• Your Nokia 3310
  Nokia Micro-USB charger
  WH-108 headset (Varies by market)
  Quick guide
• DESIGN
• Colors: Warm Red (Glossy), Dark Blue (Matte), Yellow (Glossy), Grey (Matte)
  Size: 115.6 x 51 x 12.8 mm
• NETWORK AND CONNECTIVITY
• Network speed: 2G
  Networks: GSM 900/1800 MHz
• PERFORMANCE
• Operating system Nokia Series 30+
• STORAGE
• Internal memory: 16 MB
  MicroSD card slot: Support for up to 32 GB
• AUDIO
• Connector: 3.5 mm AV connector
  Apps: FM radio, MP3 player
• DISPLAY
• Size and type: 2.4” QVGA
• CAMERA
• Primary camera: 2MP
  Flash: LED flash
• CONNECTIVITY
• Connectivity: Micro USB (USB 2.0), Bluetooth 3.0 with SLAM
• BATTERY LIFE
• Battery type: Removable 1200 mAh battery
  Max. talk time: Up to 22.1 hours
  Max. standby time: Up to 31 days
  Max. MP3 playback time: Up to 51 hours
  Max. FM radio playback time: Up to 39 hours

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Nokia 3310 Price in Nepal (As of March 2017)

NRs. Above 5000/-

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• ABOUT NOKIA
• Nokia used to be one of the world’s biggest mobile phone manufacturers, but it fell behind with the advent of iPhone and Android smartphones. In 2014, Nokia’s Devices and Services division was sold to Microsoft. In 2016, Finnish company HMD Global bought a part of Microsoft’s feature phone business and has a licensing agreement that allows it to make smartphones under the Nokia brand.