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There is hardly a person today who has never heard of Nokia. The brand has been around for decades. He managed to survive ups and downs. Mobile phones have cultivated a kind of cult around themselves that has spread throughout the world. Unfortunately, very dangerous competitors entered the market, which Nokia could not resist due to its conservatism.

The iPhone was revealed to the world, and after it, devices began to be produced under Android control. Not having time to react in time, the company first sold to Microsoft and then completely “died.” Despite this, many people still believe that Finnish phones are the best of their kind and continue to have special warm feelings for them. In order to fuel nostalgia and remind us of what one of the most successful companies of our time was, we have compiled this list, which includes old Nokia models that became legends of their time.

Nokia 3210 - the first sign

This model was released back in 1999. The device could not boast of rich technical equipment, but a powerful advertising campaign and accessibility did their job. This was one of the first devices whose antenna was hidden inside the body. Later, all devices were made according to this model. Also, the phone already had the main artifacts from the past: the Snake game and the T9 automatic text correction tool.

Nokia 3220 - continuation of the famous line

Old Nokia models were mostly aimed at a young audience. The model code 3220 had very decent characteristics for that time. The phone was equipped with a built-in radio receiver and an infrared port for information exchange. There were also interchangeable panels to diversify the appearance of the phone and the style of its owner.

Nokia N-Gage - either a phone or a game console

The year 2003 has arrived. During that period, experiments from Nokia began. The company's old phone models often impressed with their unusual shapes. For example, N-Gage is a mixture of telephone and game console. It was possible to play via Bluetooth. The phone was made in the image and likeness of joysticks, which turned out to be completely inconvenient for the phone. N-Gage turned out to be not very interesting as a console, since portable consoles of that time were much more productive and could boast of having exclusive interesting games. As a result, the phone turned out to be lousy, and it was impossible to play something colorful and creative on it.

Nokia 7280 - tube phone

One of the most controversial form factors ever seen in the industry mobile phones. Many people still wonder: how were these old Nokia models controlled? It's actually quite simple. All control was carried out using a wheel and a selection button (Siri did not exist at that time). This model was created as a device for the weaker sex - it was the girls who were supposed to become target audience. The telephone played more of a role as a design element of the image than as a means of communication.

Nokia 7600 - for style lovers

Another example of the “craziness” of Nokia, whose old models often made people surprised and even indignant. This device was released in 2003 as part of the Nokia Fashion Series campaign, just like the “tube” model. True, it should have been perceived as some kind of art object. Unlike the 7280 model, the phone was equipped with a keyboard, which, by the way, did not make working with the device much easier. This is because all the keys were located around the display (text could only be entered with two hands).

Nokia 7370, 7380, 7390 - sophisticated, graceful

Old Nokia models were often produced in entire series. This particular gadget became one of the brothers (the other two are 7380 and 7390). The first device had a slider form factor, but was retractable in an unusual way(turned around 180 degrees in a circular motion). The second was similar to the first, but did not have a keyboard (a wheel was used instead). The third one had two displays, which was really impressive at that time.

The Finnish company Nokia is a manufacturer of telecommunications equipment, a software developer and, perhaps, the most legendary former manufacturer of smartphones and mobile phones. The company occupied a leading position in the sale of mobile terminals until 2011 and managed to release large number popular and unique phones. In recent years, it has abandoned its own Symbian OS in favor of Windows Phone. On at the moment rights to mobile phones and smartphones under the Nokia brand belong to Microsoft, and Nokia announced its first tablet running Android OS. In the meantime, we will remember once popular models Nokia mobile phones.

Nokia 8110

Nokia 8310

Another quite popular device in its time was the representative of the 8000 series, the 8310 phone. It was released at the end of 2001 and went on sale around the world almost simultaneously, with an impressive price tag. It boasted a relatively compact size and some features that not many phones had at that time. The phone was equipped infrared port and FM tuner, supported GPRS and WAP.

The 8310 used a monochrome 5-line screen, it was possible to change panels, a total of 9 colors were available, and the set (at least in some cases) included 2 pieces. Fed from Li-Ion battery 750 mAh, and (in theory) worked in standby mode from 100 to 400 hours and in talk mode - up to 4 hours.

Nokia 6310

Nokia 6310 - a representative of the business line of Nokia phones, replaced the rather popular 6210 and was one of the first devices with Bluetooth support(and perhaps the first in Nokia’s assortment), although headsets as such were still a bit tight back then. It was announced in 2001, and hit the shelves in early 2002. Compared to its predecessor, it became a little smaller and lighter, but they decided not to change the design that users liked significantly. Besides bluetooth mobile The phone supported GPRS, WAP and was equipped with an infrared port.

The phone used a 6-line monochrome display with a resolution of 96x65 and was supplied with lithium polymer battery at 1100 mAh, which allowed the 6310 to work in standby time up to 18 days, and talk time - from 3.5 to 5 hours, which was quite an impressive figure at that time. In addition, the phone was fully compatible with batteries from the previous 6210.

Nokia 8910

The fashionable Nokia 8910 became the world's first serial mobile phone, the body of which was made of titanium and was produced in two colors: actually, natural titanium and black. Of course, the cost was quite high. Another feature was its design: on the sides of the case there were two buttons, when pressed the phone “shot”, it looked quite impressive. The phone used a 4-line monochrome screen with a pleasant light backlight. Bluetooth, IrDA were provided for data transfer, and GPRS was supported. Later, a version of the 8910i with a color screen was released, but it was already available only in black.

Nokia 7650

The next device is Nokia 7650, the first smartphone on Symbian OS with built-in camera. Before this, the 9210 was released in a book form factor with a full keyboard and a slot for memory cards, but in its case the camera was supplied as a plug-in accessory. The 7650 smartphone had a slider form factor and was equipped with a 2.1-inch color screen with a resolution of 208x176, which could display 4096 colors.

The smartphone ran Symbian OS v6.1, Series 60 v1.0 UI, supported SMS, MMS, Email, WAP 1.2.1, and xHTML. GPRS, Bluetooth1.1 and IrDA were provided for data transfer, and to store everything necessary there was 4 MB of built-in memory without the possibility of expansion. The camera resolution was 640x480.

Nokia 5140

Nokia was one of the first to produce rugged mobile phones for outdoor enthusiasts, Nokia 5140 is one of such models. It was announced in 2003, and went on sale in 2004 and competed with the Siemens M65. The case was made of rubberized plastic and all connectors were closed with plugs. Of course, the mobile phone could not withstand purposeful throwing on the asphalt or drowning in a lake, but there was no need to be afraid of splashes and accidental falls from a small height. One more useful function The device had a flashlight.

The mobile phone had a CSTN color screen with a resolution of 128x128, displaying 4096 colors, supported GPRS (and EDGE), and had an infrared port. Bluetooth was missing. There was a built-in VGA camera and FM tuner.

Nokia 9500 Communicator

Nokia had a line of Symbian Communicator smartphones in a book form factor. They were quite bulky, but had two screens, the internal one was quite large size and a QWERTY keyboard. One of these devices is the Nokia 9500, produced in 2004. The smartphone was equipped with a 4.5-inch internal TFT screen (not touch) with a resolution of 640x200, displaying 65K colors, a small external 128x128, also color, and weighed an impressive 204 g.

The device worked on Symbian OS v7.0s, Series 80 v2.0 UI, and communication capabilities were provided Wi-Fi 802.11b, Bluetooth 1.1 and IrDA. In addition to this, there was support for MMC memory cards and a VGA camera with video recording support.

Nokia 6230

Nokia 6230 is a fairly popular device in the Nokia business line and one of the first mass-produced mobile phones with support for removable memory cards, MMC standard, supplied with 32 MB. It went on sale in 2004. The mobile phone was equipped with a 1.5-inch TFT screen with a resolution of 128x128 by 5 lines with the ability to display 65K colors. The phone had Bluetooth 1.1, IrDA modules, a 640x480 camera with video recording support, an FM tuner, and it was possible to download melodies in MP3 format.

Nokia 8800

One of the most popular representatives of the Nokia fashion line is the slider 8800. The first version went on sale in 2005, was made of stainless steel, and the screen was protected tempered glass. The 8800 is primarily a fashion device and does not differ in any advanced functions. The first version featured a 1.7-inch TFT display with a resolution of 208x208, displaying 256K colors. Was on the phone bluetooth module 1.2, FM tuner and camera with SVGA resolution (800x600).

Many people still use both the original 8800 and its numerous subsequent variants, which used different case materials, improved the screen, camera module and increased the amount of internal memory.

Nokia N91

The Nokia N91 smartphone is one of the few mobile phones with a built-in hard drive. A Hitachi Microdrive of 4 or 8 GB (in the Music Edition) was installed inside. The smartphone was positioned as a multimedia solution; the body was made of stainless steel in silver or, in the second version, black. On the outer part of the slider there were mechanical buttons playback control. The smartphone used a 2.1-inch TFT screen with a resolution of 208x176, OS - Symbian OS v9.1, Series 60 UI 3rd Edition.

Modules were present Wi-Fi 802.11b/g, Bluetooth 1.2 (the 8 GB version supported the A2DP profile) and a 2-megapixel camera with a maximum image size of 1600x1200 and the ability to record video.

Nokia 3250

Quite popular, including due to the abundant advertising campaign and positioning for a youth audience was the Symbian smartphone Nokia 3250. It was positioned as a relatively inexpensive multimedia solution with support for memory cards and an exotic form factor: the keyboard unit could be rotated 180°, and on the opposite side there were player control buttons. The built-in camera was also located at the end of the same rotatable block; in shooting mode, the Play button from the player control unit was responsible for the release. The camera resolution was 2 megapixels, the OS was Symbian OS v9.1, Series 60 rel. 3.0, display - 2.1-inch TFT with a resolution of 208x176.

Nokia N93

Nokia N93 is a smartphone with an advanced camera in a double clamshell format: the block with the screen rotated in both horizontal and vertical planes and was used as a viewfinder during shooting; shooting controls were provided on one of the faces. The lens was placed at the end of the smartphone, which made it possible to place fairly high-quality Carl Zeiss optics with 3x optical zoom and an LED flash. The camera had permission 3.15 megapixels, maximum size photo - 2048x1536, video - 640x480 with a frequency of 30 frames per second. The smartphone had a 2.4-inch screen with a resolution of 320x240, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, and Bluetooth 2.0 modules. The smartphone ran on the OS Symbian OS 9.1, S60 3rd edition, and thanks to the presence of a 3D accelerator, three-dimensional games were supported.

Nokia N95

Another popular and very advanced functionally was the Symbian smartphone N95, which was released in 2007. It was made in a double slider form factor: down - keyboard, up - player control buttons. The smartphone was equipped with a 2.6-inch 320x240 screen and supported maps MicroSD memory, had modules on board Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g with UPnP support, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP support and Nokia Maps navigation. The camera module boasted a 5-megapixel matrix, Carl Zeiss optics and flash, and there was also a front camera for video calls. The smartphone worked on the OS Symbian OS 9.2, S60 rel. 3.1, a little later a version with 8 GB of internal memory was released.

Nokia E71

One cannot fail to mention the representatives of the E business line. One of the most popular was the Nokia E71 with a wide metal body and a hardware QWERTY keyboard, which made it possible to comfortably and quickly type text messages and emails. It was released in 2008 and became the successor to the E61, but was distinguished by its more compact dimensions and more convenient body shape. The gadget was running Symbian OS v9.2 on the Symbian S60 platform 3rd Edition, Feature Pack 1 and was equipped with all the then-used wireless modules: it supported 3G, was equipped Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, infrared and navigation. There was a built-in camera on 3.2 megapixels, supported MicroSD memory cards, screen - 2.36 inches 320x240.

RUB 1,490

Push-button phone Nokia 105 TA-1034 Dual SIM Black A00028315

Battery capacity 800 mAh. With radio. The case is classic. Screen size 1.4 inches. Screen manufacturing technology - TFT. Type - push-button telephone. SIM card type - regular. Weight: 70 g. Dimensions 107.0x44.8x14.3 mm.