Talking about mobile phone is impossible not to remember Nokia, the time in which ruled the phone market in the world. In Angola we can even ask who did not come to listen or even use the Nokia 3310 or the famous Nokia 1100 better known by its codename 'Nokia Flashlight'.
This year the Finnish company sold its unit of devices to Microsoft, which in turn is continuing the project with the series Nokia Lumia, to cope with the other smartphone giants.
Still, we must not forget all the great launches made by Nokia over the years 2000. We will introduce you to some of the most beautiful or bizarre projects.
1. Nokia 3600, 3620 and 3650
These three Nokia models have the same design, similar to a TV control, and the differential only on their keyboards. The 3650 model was released in the year of 2002, while the model 3620 and 3600 were released a little later, there for 2003. These models have inaugurated the Symbian 60 line.
2. Nokia E70, 6822, 6820, 6810, 6800
Launched in 2002 the Nokia 6800 and ending in 2005 with the launch of the Nokia E70, what we can see is a series of specialized phones to send “SMS” messages. Equipped with a foldable QWERTY keyboard, which when opened in full, looked like giant clocks, and was once one of the top phones in the years 2005.
E70 is the youngest of this lineage, and also the most advanced. Because it already came equipped with connectivity 3G and Wi-Fi, Symbian S60 3a edition, etc ...
3. Nokia 7600
Launched in 2003, it is the second Nokia with 3G capability, it has been 11 years since Nokia launched the 7600, with an exceptionally different and unusual design, the device has failed to attract many buyers. The 7600 had a 2-inch screen of 128 × 160 pixels, and a VGA camera.
4. Nokia N-Gage and N-Gage QD
There remains no comment that this design Nokia thought much about GameBoy lovers. Nokia has tried to bring us a perfect device with 2 functionality in 1, Symbian smartphone and gaming device: the N-Gage. She even tried ... more failed. Released on 2003 the N-Gage had its negative reviews for not bringing a good gaming experience. His successor N-Gage, N-Gage QD, was introduced in 2004, but failed to clear people's negative opinion of Nokia's experience.
5. Nokia 7700
2003 project and running the Symbian S90 OS, without a suitable keyboard, and the first Nokia device to use a 640 × 320 pixel touchscreen, and a stylus. The 7700 was announced in 2003, and canceled the following year. It was really just a project because it never got to be commercialized.
6. Nokia 7710
While the Nokia 7700 did not reach the market, the 7710 model became the first touchscreen smartphone with 3,5 inch TFT telephones, 65 thousand colors, 640 × 320 pixels. This model was the first cell phone that could work with a satellite navigation system.
7. Nokia N90, N93 and N93i
The Nokia N90 (2005), N93 (2006) and N93i (2007) have a similar design with swivel screens, easy to make a video recording or make pictures. Equipped with Carl Zeiss camera with LED and flash, 2MP for N90 and 3.2MP with 30 frames per second for N93 model. All of them are bulky and in their glory days were very expensive.
8. Nokia 7280
Known as the 'Lipstick' phone, it actually looks like a lipstick / pendrive. Launched in 2005, the 7280 is not a smartphone, it has a 208 × 104 pixel screen, without a keyboard, easy to carry and great for women.
9. Nokia 3250 and Nokia 5700 XpressMusic
Nokia 3250, released on 2005, and Nokia 5700 XpressMusic released on 2007, were specifically designed for music lovers. With 2MP cameras and dedicated music controls. Only 5700 XpressMusic has 3G connectivity.
10. Nokia N91
One of the best multimedia smartphones of the time launched in 2006 and with great audio quality. The device had an internal memory of 4GB, 3G, Wi-Fi, rear camera of 2MP and a thickness of 22 mm.
11. Nokia Twist 7705
We have come to the end of our list of strange and unusual phones with this eccentric Nokia 7705 Twist. Here Nokia had the help of Verizon to launch this gadge in 2009. With a rotating QWERTY keyboard and a hole in the bottom right barrel, it's very small when it's closed, although having your fans it was a selling failure. And again it was Nokia trying to do something different and not succeeding with the their attempts at design innovations.
SOURCE: phoneArena.com
