The Nokia 1680 classic mobile phone makes me want to say the words, cheap, simplicity, easy to use, not bad looking, and the most affordable camera phone available.
With those words above we can see the Nokia 1680 classic be a pretty good selling phone for consumers who do not have loads of money to waste, the Nokia 1680 classic for many people may look like the successor of the Nokia 1650.
The handset is pretty basic when it comes to specs like for example a VGA camera with video recording, 65K color TFT display with 128 x 160 pixels resolution and no Bluetooth, but then for the money it will cost what would you expect an Apple iPhone.
The Nokia 1680 classic will be available in Black, Slate Grey, Wine Red and Deep Plum in Q2 2008 for around 50 euro before subsides and taxes.
Connectivity –
– GPRS: Class 10
– EGPRS: Class 6
– SAIC 3GPP
– SyncML 1.2
User interface –
– S40 release 6.2 user interface
– Active standby screen
– Large, clear keypad characters for ease of use
– 5-way scroll with 2 soft keys
Nokia 1680 classic full specifications in a nice list —
GSM 900 / 1800 – 2G Network
GSM 850 / 1900
TFT Display – 65K colors/128 x 160 pixels
MP3 & Polyphonic (24 channels) Ringtones
Vibration
Phonebook with up to 1000 entries
20 dialed, 20 received, 20 missed calls (Call records)
GPRS
EDGE
Games
SMS, MMS, Email, Instant Messaging
VGA Camera – 640×480 pixels & video
Calculator
Built-in handsfree
Calendar
Nokia Xpress Audio Messaging
English-Chinese dictionary
Voice memo
Up to 424 hours standby time
Up to 7 hours 40 minutes talk time
108 x 46 x 15 mm
73.7 grams
Nokia 1680 classic “DOES NOT” have –
– Card slot
– HSCSD
– 3G
– WLAN
– Bluetooth
– Infrared port
– USB
– Browser