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6120 classic
Nokia’s compact 2007 S60 smartphone pairs a 2-inch QVGA screen and physical keys with HSDPA and a 2 MP camera in an 89 g candybar. Original radios, storage measures, battery evidence and external GPS requirements are recorded.
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6230
6230 brings VGA imaging, MMC, MP3/AAC, stereo FM and EDGE into a compact numeric-key Series 40 phone, with Bluetooth, infrared and Pop-Port PC connectivity.
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6300
Announced in 2006, the 6300 combines steel and plastic with a 2-inch QVGA screen, physical keypad and 2 MP camera. Original tri-band GSM, Mini-USB data and 2.5 mm audio are recorded apart from later phones sharing the name.
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6310i
Nokia’s 2002 tri-band GSM 6310i combines a blue-backlit monochrome screen, Java, GPRS, Bluetooth and infrared with a classic keypad. Guide-specific contact limits, replaceable packs and charging times are recorded separately.
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6600
The original 2003 6600 paired a rounded candybar body and five-way joystick with a colour display and removable MMC storage. Photography, short video clips and third-party applications define its Series 60 experience.
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6700 classic
Nokia’s 2009 metal 6700 classic combines a 2.2-inch QVGA display, autofocus 5 MP camera, 3G, GPS and Bluetooth with a physical keypad. MicroUSB audio/charging, BL-6Q and documented card-limit differences remain explicit.
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7110
Announced in 1999, Nokia’s 7110 combines a 96 × 65 monochrome screen, NaviRoller and spring-open keypad cover with dual-band GSM, WAP 1.1, infrared and a large contact book.
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7210 (2002)
The original 2002 Nokia 7210 combines a 128 × 128, 4,096-colour screen, distinctive keypad, Xpress-on covers and Pop-Port with tri-band GSM, MMS, Java and FM radio. Its camera accessory remains separate.
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7610
7610 combines asymmetric numeric keys, exchangeable covers and Nokia’s first megapixel phone camera with Series 60, RS-MMC and Lifeblog integration.
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7650
The 7650 combined an integrated VGA camera, colour display and Series 60 applications in a sliding body, bringing photography, MMS and personal information tools into an early smartphone.
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808 PureView
The 808 PureView brings a large 41 MP sensor and pixel oversampling to a production smartphone. Nokia Belle, a replaceable battery, microSD, HDMI and USB OTG place its camera innovation within the Symbian hardware tradition.
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8110
The 1996 Nokia 8110 combines a curved body with a sliding microphone cover that protects its numeric keys when closed. The original GSM handset remains distinct from the 2018 Nokia 8110 4G.