I've always been curious to know that mobile phones hit the sales records. Will be iPhones, Galaxys? Whenever they asked me that, I would reply “one of those old Nokia mobile phones“, But now, I managed to get the long-awaited confirmation !, thanks to the good work of the“The Telegraph"!
Tenth || Nono || Eighth
Nokia does not play games on the go!
- 10th -> In 2004 the mobile phone Nokia 6010 (left in the image) sold about 75 million units. You must remember the success you made here.
- 9th -> In 2007 it was the turn of the Nokia 1208 (in the center of the image), appear and cause bang, 100 million units were sold around the world.
- 8 -> In 2006 the Nokia 1600 (right) has managed to sell itself as impressive 130 million units.
Seventh
Is there anyone here who doesn't know the super famous “Motorola v3”? Well, this “Motorola RAZR V3” phone launched in 2004 won the heart of the world, with more than 130 million units sold.
Sixth || Fifth || bedroom
Again, Nokia!
- 6th -> In 2004 the mobile phone Nokia 2600 (left in the image) reached the mark of 135 million units sold.
- 5th -> Moment of nostalgia, as it is our darling's turn Nokia 3310 appears (in the center of the image). Launched in 2000, it is one of the most successful cases of Nokia, even selling 136 million units.
- 4th -> But, if the 3310 sold a lot, what about this mobile phone launched in 2010, the Nokia 5230 (right) that has reached 150 million units sold!
Third
Podium time, which starts with the Nokia 1200, launched in 2007, a mobile phone that earned the nickname “Nokia Lanterna” in Angola, certainly we are present among the more than 150 million units sold.
Second
And now open wings for the silver medal that goes to the Nokia 3210, released on 1999, one of the phones that popularized the polyphonic ringtones. It managed to reach the mark of 160 millions of units sold.
First
And without surprises, in the first place, we have another Nokia! Yes, the Nokia 1110, the first version of the so-called “Nokia flashlight” that achieved an absurd 250 million units sold. Something tells me they are still out there ...
[Source]: The Telegraph
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And the dear reader, were you surprised by these results?
Among these mobile phones, how many have you used?
