HMD announced Thursday the revival of the old Nokia 5310 phone, in continuation of its strategy to revitalize Nokia phones that were popular at the turn of the new millennium.
The Finnish company focused on the new (Nokia 5310) phone on the phone's ability to play audio thanks to the dual front speaker, and the phone also features a battery that allows it to work for a full month of standby.
The Nokia 5310 - which comes 13.1mm thick and weighs 88.2g - offers a 2.4-inch screen with QVGA resolution, and it has a MT6260A processor, 8MB RAM, and 16MB internal storage with the ability to expand up to 32 Gigabyte via microSD external memory cards.
HMD plans to launch the Series 30+ phone with two color options: white with red, and black with red. The phone supports two SIM cards. There is a 0.3-megapixel rear camera with flashlight. Its battery has a capacity of 1,200 mAh.
The Nokia 5310 phone will be available from March this year, at a price not exceeding 39 euros.
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