Nokia 3310

Today we are going to talk about the new revamped Nokia 3310. I myself didn't own a Nokia when I was younger. I was in the Blackberry club, but I have to say that they are good phones. This phone was first released in 2000. It was known for its long lasting battery, its popular snake game and for just being industructable. It sold 126 million units. Thats alot. Enough about the history! The new version. The camera is 2 megapixels! Amazing for taking photos. (if you didn't tell I was joking). It also has a microSD card. On this phone you will only be able to get basic internet with its 2.5g connectivity. There also isn't any Wi-Fi, which is a bummer. I reccomend this phone for anyone who is true Nokia fan or someone who wants to use a phone for its original purpose, to communicate.
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