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 Nokia C3 Available now
13th April 2010

The Nokia C3 is a BlackBerry-style messaging device aimed at social networkers, which despite the expensive looks is set to retail at just €90 before tax and subsidy when it hits the streets sometime this quarter.

So what do you get for your €90? Actually, quite a lot. There's a 2.4" 320 x 240 pixel display, 2 megapixel camera, FM radio, media player, 3.5mm AV connector, microSD memory and an integrated QWERTY keyboard.

Although this isn't a 3G device, the C3 does support WiFi. Nokia are pitching devices like the C3 as laptop substitutes, so you can use the C3 around home or another wireless hotspot without being charged by your carrier.

This is a Series 40 phone rather than a Symbian smartphone, but Nokia have still managed to equip it with support for social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook, plus decent web browsing capabilities.

Inside is a large 1320 mAh battery which powers the C3 for up to 7 hours talktime and 20 days standby time. It's a bit larger and heavier than a normal phone at 114 grams and 116 x 58 x 14mm, but it is still very pocket friendly.

There are other low-end messaging phones competing with the C3, but this has the advantage that it says "Nokia" on it.. and it definitely looks like a more pricey phone that it really is. Nokia say that the C3 should be available during Q2 2010 in Slate Grey, Golden White and Hot Pink colour combinations.

Nokia C3 at a glance

Available:

Q2 2010

Network:

GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900

Data:

GPRS + EDGE + WiFi

Screen:

2.4" 320 x 240 pixels, 262k colours

Camera:

2 megapixels

Size:

Messaging device

115 x 58 x 14mm / 114 grams

Bluetooth:

Yes

Memory card:

MicroSD

Infra-red:

No

Polyphonic:

Yes

Java:

Yes

GPS:

No

OS:

Series 40

Battery life:

7 hours talk / 20 days standby

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