Nokia has revived its 5310 XpressMusic (Video)
Nokia, or rather, the company HMD Global, which is now its owner, showed the legendary music phone 5310 XpressMusic.
This is a new version of the cult device, which turned out to be about the same as the old phone. writes about this Nokiamob. net.
Despite the fact that the diagonal of the screen grew by 0.3 inches (and amounted to 2.4 inches), the resolution remained the same — QVGA. The amount of flash memory is only 16 megabytes; it also has a microSD card slot up to 32 gigabytes. The amount of RAM is eight gigabytes. Of course, the phone has a music player, as well as an FM receiver and stereo speakers. There are also a 3.5 mm headphone jack, a Bluetooth 3.9 module and a microUSB 1.1 port.
The device works with 2G networks. The chipset used by the phone is Mediatek MT6260A; software platform — Series 30+. The battery capacity is 1,200 mAh (according to Nokia, one charge should last 7.5 hours in talk mode).
On sale, the revived device will appear tentatively from March 2020.
The other day updated gadget presented by Apple. It was the 13-inch MacBook Air with a scissor keyboard.
This is a new version of the cult device, which turned out to be about the same as the old phone. writes about this Nokiamob. net.
Despite the fact that the diagonal of the screen grew by 0.3 inches (and amounted to 2.4 inches), the resolution remained the same — QVGA. The amount of flash memory is only 16 megabytes; it also has a microSD card slot up to 32 gigabytes. The amount of RAM is eight gigabytes. Of course, the phone has a music player, as well as an FM receiver and stereo speakers. There are also a 3.5 mm headphone jack, a Bluetooth 3.9 module and a microUSB 1.1 port.
The device works with 2G networks. The chipset used by the phone is Mediatek MT6260A; software platform — Series 30+. The battery capacity is 1,200 mAh (according to Nokia, one charge should last 7.5 hours in talk mode).
On sale, the revived device will appear tentatively from March 2020.
The other day updated gadget presented by Apple. It was the 13-inch MacBook Air with a scissor keyboard.
