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Nokia also launched two new models in its Asha
series targeted at the developing markets such as India. The Asha 302
has a full-QWERTY keypad to facilitate messaging and is the first Series
40 phone to have Mail for Exchange support. This phone has a 2.4-inch
QVGA display, 3.2 megapixel fixed-focus camera, 3G connectivity,
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and expandable memory.
The Asha 202, on the
other hand, loses the QWERTY keypad but has a touchscreen instead. The
202 also lacks the Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity and only has a 2 megapixel
camera.
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There has been a lot of back and forth lately,
regarding the pricing of the Nokia 808 PureView, which possibly is the
most hotly anticipated Symbian handset in recent times. The price of
this handset became the topic of intense discussion when it first popped
up with a dummy price. Nokia, later rubbished
reports citing the dummy price. If one found the dummy price to be an
exaggeration and hoped that the handset would be priced lesser, upon
launch, then they would be in for some disappointment. As per a listing
on buytheprice.com, Nokia 808 PureView is up for pre-order, sporting a price tag of Rs.32,000.
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Nokia also launched two new models in its Asha
series targeted at the developing markets such as India. The Asha 302
has a full-QWERTY keypad to facilitate messaging and is the first Series
40 phone to have Mail for Exchange support. This phone has a 2.4-inch
QVGA display, 3.2 megapixel fixed-focus camera, 3G connectivity,
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and expandable memory. 