Накануне выставки MWC 2017 была представлена новая версия телефона-легенды Nokia 3310. Аппарат на программной платформе S30+ напоминает своего легендарного предшественника с тем же обозначением, выпущенного в 2000 году. Помимо голосовой связи, пользователю Nokia 3310 доступны основные возможности, включая обмен тестовыми сообщениями, просмотр web-страниц с помощью браузера Opera Mini, фотосъемку и прослушивание звукозаписей в формате MP3. Доступна даже известная игра «Змейка», правда, в новом воплощении, отличающемся от оригинала.
Телефон поддерживает две карточки micro-SIM. Он рассчитан на работу в сетях GSM 900 и 1800 МГц. Габариты устройства — 115,6 х 51,0 х 12,8 мм, масса — 79,6 г. Телефон оснащен цветным дисплеем размером 2,4 дюйма и разрешением QVGA (240 х 320 пикселей), слотом для карточек microSD объемом до 32 ГБ, разъемом micro-USB, интерфейсом Bluetooth 3.0 (с поддержкой SLAM), разъемом TRS 3,5 мм для гарнитуры, камерой разрешением 2 Мп со светодиодной вспышкой. В режиме ожидания аппарат может работать без подзарядки около месяца.
Цена Nokia 3310 примерно равна 50 евро
Новинка будет выпускаться в глянцевом красном, глянцевом желтом, матовом темно-синем и матовом сером цветах. Цена Nokia 3310 примерно равна 50 евро.
телефон будет продаваться в четырех расцветках (серой, синей, красной и желтой) за 49 евро (это порядка трех тысяч рублей). Продажи по всему миру должны начаться во втором квартале.
English:Say hello (again) to the Nokia 3310
The rumors were true. The Nokia 3310 is back. Courtesy of new brand owner HMD, the phone is returning with a mixture of 3310 charm and some specification upgrades. The good news: it's cheap (around $50), it has Snake, those nostalgic ringtones of yesteryear and seems pretty darn indestructible again. It's an iconic phone, but one that's over 15 years old. That's a long time in mobile. A lot of people are going to want one. Do you?
When you pick up the new 3310, it's immediately endearing. I'm not sure whether that's due to the bright plastic shell, the reliable click of the number pad, or the sheer ridiculousness of the proposition. I was 15 years old, when the original launched. I still owned a hulking Motorola brick with giant aerial, giant black buttons and no cool points whatsoever. I wanted a 3310.
For 2017, Nokia and HMD have modernized the design and hardware. The device has smoother, curved lines, and we got to play with the glossy orange and yellow options. The 3310 will also launch in matte blue and gray finishes, which sound traditional if a little boring. Despite the new design, it's still incredibly comfortable to hold, especially in these times of flat touchscreen slates, and you might be surprised to see a (two-megapixel!) camera peering out from the back.
The updates don't stop there. There's also a color screen (gasp!) and many more internal upgrades (micro-USB charging port, headphone jack, microSD storage and Bluetooth), but it's an unmistakably old school dumbphone. There's no WiFi, no GPS, no app store. The price reflects this: At €49, just over fifty bucks, it's almost an impulse buy. It's like the NES mini for Nokia fans. Although it's not quite as charming.
You might have genuine reasons picking one up. The spartan 3310 feature list includes slow-speed 2.5G internet, calls, texts, low-fi photos, and Snake -- albeit a completely new iteration which is pretty different. Those limited talents could make it an ideal first phone for keeping in touch with children, a festival phone, or a phone for the beach when you don't want any work emails or social network noise. (The built-in Opera Mini browser can handle Twitter and Facebook at a push.) Nokia added that the battery is good for almost a month on standby.
However, let's not fool ourselves: this is unashamed fan service for the many millions that picked a Nokia as their first phone. It might have even been a 3310. The company is trading in on that nostalgia, as it tries to drag its phones into the future at the same time. The phone arrives globally in Q2 later this year.
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