Nokia 3120 Classic

Nokia has announced its newest 3G mobile handset, The Nokia 3120 Classic. Nokia 3120 classic is the newest addition to the Nokia family. The quadband phone is a 3G capable candybar based on the S40 interface, and features an advanced music player and active standby screen. The Nokia 3120 Classic has a built-in 2 megapixel camera as well as a secondary front-facing VGA camera for video calling (where supported). There are general info of Nokia 3120 Classic.
The Nokia 3120 Classic sports an integrated FM radio and a 2.5mm headphone port, as well as a microSD card slot and MP3 player. The 2.0″ QVGA display is capable of rendering up to 16 million colors, and should make browsing the mobile web a pleasure. Connectivity of Nokia 3120 Classic comes via quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) and dual-band WCDMA. It appears there will be three different versions of the Nokia 3120 Classic, with different WCDMA frequencies for Europe, North America, and Australia/South America. There are Nokia 3120 Classic.
For a basic of Nokia 3120 Classic, this candybar packs some pretty decent features targeted at the masses. There’s a 2-megapixel camera with flash, though as with all budget camera-phones, don’t expect startling clear snaps, particularly in low light. Interestingly, the Nokia 3120 Classic comes with a front-facing VGA camera for video-conferencing via 3G, not something we would have expected to find in an entry-level model. There are Nokia 3120 Classic.

Nokia 3120 Classic has also packed onboard Bluetooth, so transferring music and images will be easier among friends. There’s no data cable provided in the retail unit though.

Nokia 3120 Classic comes with 24MB of internal memory (about 20MB is available to the user), which is absolutely insufficient if you plan to store lots of pictures and music files. Fortunately, for your money, this comes with a microSD card slot at the back of the phone to expand to an extra 4GB.

Nokia 3120 Classic comes with the 2-inch display is big enough for watching your videos and view pictures without straining your eyes too much. Even under bright sunlight, we found text and pictures still legible. Let’s enjoy with Nokia 3120 Classic.

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