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Saturday, 12 August 2006 |
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Nokia 3110 was the first Nokia phone to introduce the Navi-key. This has been applauded as one of the easiest interfaces to use as every function is selected by only one key. A 'c' key is to go back in the menu
Specification
Made in Finland
Announced in summer 1997 GSM 900 Low energy consumption Battery type: Ni-MH 550 mAh without "memory effect" Talk time up to 2 hours 45 minutes, standby time up to 95 hours Graphic display shows up to 4 text lines with 13 symbols in each + a line with mnemonic symbols Dinamically changed font size: large/middle-sized/small Phone book: 250 names and numbers Remembers automatically numbers and time of - 5 last incomming calls
- 5 outgoing calls
- 5 missed calls
Speed dialing (9 numbers) 25 ringing tones + silent call mode 18 languages Works in digital mode, supports SMS, fax-modem connection up to 9600 (up to 36400 with compressing) Supports number or name indication for incoming calls Own number indication can be allowed or restricted DTMF Connection with PC Nokia CellularWare, Nokia Cellular Data Suite Menu in Russian Comfortable navigation with one button Navi Key Antenna: length 2 cm, can't be moved out Dimensions: 136 x 45 x 21 mm Weight: 187 with standard battery and 146 g with a thin one Review
The 3310 has various advantages and disadvantages: 1. It is cheap,in that they are virtualy given away. 2. Loads of people have them, and so you dont look a pilock with one. 3. The are easy to use, you don't need to be a 14 year old to understand them( like video recorders!) 4
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