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The 8210’s compact body, 79g weight and interchangeable covers reflect the move towards phones as personal accessories in 1999. Infrared transfer and voice dialling also provided practical business functions.
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The 8210’s compact body, 79g weight and interchangeable covers reflect the move towards phones as personal accessories in 1999. Infrared transfer and voice dialling also provided practical business functions.
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Original 8800 centres on stainless steel, a spring-assisted slider and Ryuichi Sakamoto audio, combining Series 40, SVGA imaging, FM and Bluetooth stereo with a distinctive physical design.
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The 8850’s metal exterior and sliding keypad cover distinguish Nokia’s premium design approach in 1999. Its core functions remain calls, SMS and infrared transfer over dual-band GSM.
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Nokia 9110 Communicator joins a phone, full keyboard, 640 × 200 grayscale display and GEOS applications in a folding device, with GSM data calls, fax, email, MMC, infrared and serial PC connectivity.
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Nokia 9210 Communicator brings its landscape keyboard and 640 × 200 colour screen to Symbian / EPOC, combining email, fax, document editing and supplied 16 MB MMC with GSM and HSCSD connectivity.
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E61 pairs a landscape QVGA display and full keyboard with Symbian 9.1, Wi-Fi, 3G, email and editable office documents in a camera-free business smartphone.
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Announced in 2008, the E63 combines Symbian S60, a full QWERTY keyboard, 2.36-inch landscape display, 369 MHz ARM11 and removable 1500 mAh battery. International bands, RAM and user storage are recorded separately.
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E71 packages mobile email, office documents, Wi-Fi and assisted GPS into a slim metal-bodied phone with a physical QWERTY keyboard.
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E72 updates the QWERTY business candybar with an optical navigation key, a 600MHz processor, a 5MP camera and a 3.5mm headset socket.
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The Lumia 1020 brings 41 MP oversampling, optical stabilization and xenon flash to Windows Phone 8. Its circular camera module, Pro Camera controls and optional grip make it a distinctive Nokia imaging handset.
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Nokia’s 2013 entry-level Lumia 520 combines a 4-inch IPS display, dual-core Snapdragon S4 Plus, 512 MB RAM and autofocus 5 MP camera. Regional radios, cloud storage and later Amber/Cyan updates are kept separate.
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The Lumia 800 is one of Nokia’s first Windows Phones. Its polycarbonate body and curved glass echo the N9, while a 3.7-inch ClearBlack AMOLED screen, Live Tiles and Nokia Drive deliver a different software experience.