Coming from an E90 thatd be the perfect thing - always loved small phones (just got that E90 and it wont be for long...) and physical keyboards. As long as the battery life without "add-on" is comparable to other android devices (which means very long with it ;)) i absolutely want that thing!
@b0rndead E90 in it's day was the best phone. For the life of me I'll never understand why nokia would not produce a US spec 3G model. Nokia has only itself to blame for it's virtual banishment from the US marketplace. Kind of a shame that a company once so advanced has retreated into patent troll like behavior instead of making a product people want at a price they can afford. I know Nokia doesn't like the "carrier subsidy" model prevalent in the US but they need to get over it. It's just the way it works here. Most US consumers just aren't going to pay $600+ up front for a cell phone.
@SolonLysander Yeah I'll never understand why Nokia has never caught on in the US. Because they make some great phones & I have been in love with them since I was thirteen, I'm eighteen by the way & currenly own a Nokia 6303 Classic. Very basic but nice phone.
The phone has 256MB of RAM and a 1GHz processor, which do the job reasonably well, though the Anna interface will likely leave something to be desired for many smartphone users.
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Coming from an E90 thatd be the perfect thing - always loved small phones (just got that E90 and it wont be for long...) and physical keyboards. As long as the battery life without "add-on" is comparable to other android devices (which means very long with it ;)) i absolutely want that thing!
@b0rndead E90 in it's day was the best phone. For the life of me I'll never understand why nokia would not produce a US spec 3G model. Nokia has only itself to blame for it's virtual banishment from the US marketplace. Kind of a shame that a company once so advanced has retreated into patent troll like behavior instead of making a product people want at a price they can afford. I know Nokia doesn't like the "carrier subsidy" model prevalent in the US but they need to get over it. It's just the way it works here. Most US consumers just aren't going to pay $600+ up front for a cell phone.
@SolonLysander Yeah I'll never understand why Nokia has never caught on in the US. Because they make some great phones & I have been in love with them since I was thirteen, I'm eighteen by the way & currenly own a Nokia 6303 Classic. Very basic but nice phone.