A new mid-end Nokia handset saw daylight today. The Nokia 3120 classic is the new member of the company's mobile phones portfolio. Armed with a modest amount of features it will try to win customers with a good price-to-features ratio.
Nokia 3120 classic will sport a 2" QVGA display, capable of showing up to 16M colors. Connectivity is ensured by Bluetooth v2.0, USB port and a 2.5mm standard audio jack. An FM radio is another intriguing picture of the handset. The built-in camera will be a 2 megapixel one with video recording capabilities.
The quad-band phone will also support dual band 3G and will come in the following color versions - Graphite, Plum/Powder white, Deep red and Chestnut brown. It will also have support for push email and a microSD card slot for extending the built-in memory.
The quad-band phone will also support dual band 3G and will come in the following color versions - Graphite, Plum/Powder white, Deep red and Chestnut brown. It will also have support for push email and a microSD card slot for extending the built-in memory.
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