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Nokia 6310

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Nokia 6310

  • Display: 2.8 inch QVGA
  • R.A.M: 16MB
  • Storage: 8GB; MicroSD card support up to:32 GB
  • Sim: Dual Sim
  • Network : 2G
  • Main camera: 0.3MP
  • Torch
  • Bluetooth: V5.0
  • FM radio
  • Processor: Unisoc 6531F
  • OS: S30+
  • Battery: 1150 mAh, Removable
 
Description

Nokia 6310

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Design and Build

  • Dimensions: 133 x 48 x 21 mm
  • Weight: Approximately 130 grams
  • Material: Plastic body with a matte finish
  • Display: Monochrome LCD, 48 x 84 pixels
  • Keypad: Classic Nokia rubber keypad with a 5-way directional pad

Features

  • Network: GSM 900/1800 (depending on the model variant)
  • Battery Life: Known for its impressive battery performance, with a standby time of up to 15 days and talk time of up to 6 hours
  • Battery Type: Removable 1200 mAh NiMH battery
  • Memory: 1 MB of internal memory
  • Phonebook: Can store up to 250 contacts with multiple phone numbers per contact

Functionality

  • Operating System: Proprietary Nokia OS
  • Ringtones: Polyphonic ringtones
  • Games: Includes built-in games such as Snake II, which was a popular game on Nokia phones of that era
  • Organizer: Calendar, to-do list, calculator, and alarm clock
  • Connectivity: Infrared port for short-range data transfer

Additional Information of  Nokia 6310

  • Durability: Known for its robust and durable design, making it a favorite among users who needed a reliable phone for daily use.
  • Target Audience: It was particularly popular with business users due to its long battery life, clear display, and overall reliability.

 

Hardware Specifications

  • Processor: The Nokia 6310 used a simple, proprietary processor designed for handling basic tasks and operations typical of mobile phones in the early 2000s.
  • Sound: The phone had a single loudspeaker, and ringtones could be customized with a few simple tunes or melodies.
  • Infrared Port: The IR port allowed for wireless data exchange with other devices, like sending contact information or calendar entries.

Software and Interface

  • Menu System: The interface was menu-driven, using Nokia’s Series 30 OS. It had a straightforward layout with icons and text, allowing easy navigation through phone features.
  • Customization: Users could personalize their phone with wallpapers (though limited to simple monochrome graphics), and ringtones.
  • Text Messaging: SMS functionality was available, but the phone did not support multimedia messaging (MMS).

For more information

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