Iconic Nokia 3310 Cellphone Relaunched

Remember the Nokia 3310 back in 2000? Back then, this was one of the most popular cellphones, it was even one of the first cellphones to have no external antenna.  To refresh your memory, here is how the Nokia 3310 looked when it was first released:


The original Nokia 3310 had the following specs:

Network technology: GSM
Dimensions: 113 x 48 x 22 mm, 97 cc (4.45 x 1.89 x 0.87 in)
Weight: 133g
Display: Monochrome
No camera, no bluetooth and no WLAN

The Nokia 3310 has been relaunched, now upgraded to look more modern, and with modern features:

The relaunched Nokia 3310 has the following updated specs:

Network technology: 2G
Dimensions: 115.6 x 51 x 12.8 mm
Weight: 133g
Display: Monochrome
Camera: 2MP with LED flash
FM radio and MP3 player 
Bluetooth 3.0
No WLAN

And if you were a fan of the popular Snake game, the relaunched 3310 has an updated version too:



The new Nokia 3310 will cost about P2,500 when released here in the Philippines.

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