Nokia will release two refreshed retro phones. This is reported by the German edition of WinFuture.
Information about the devices was seen on the website of the foreign operator Telia. Judging from the disclosed data, one of the devices will be Nokia 6300, which was originally released in 2007. The journalists recalled that the phone, priced at 300 euros, received a two-inch display, a two-megapixel main camera, and a microSD card slot.
The second phone, which is going to resurrect the manufacturer, will be Nokia 8000. The gadget will be a continuation of the iconic 8000th series of devices of the brand, launched in the 1990s. The last device in the line was the 8600, released in 2007. The device received a two-inch color screen, a slider design, 128 megabytes of RAM, a two megapixel camera. It is specified that both the Nokia 6300 and Nokia 8000 series phones were positioned on the market as premium devices.
The journalists did not give an exact date for the release of the devices. It is known that the models can receive support for work in networks of the fourth generation and Wi-Fi.
In mid-October, Nokia introduced the 225 4G phone in the style of the popular 2009 model. Outwardly, the device with a 2.4-inch screen, a single VGA camera, FM radio and a flashlight resembles the legendary Nokia 6700. The cost of the Nokia 225 4G was 349 yuan, or about four thousand rubles.
