Nokia rolls out 2720, 2730, and 7020 on the low end – 545th Edition
Filed under: Handsets, Nokia, GSM, EDGE, UMTS
Nokia has a tendency to roll out its low-end fare in big batches — you might think of it as the polar opposite of, say, an NTT DoCoMo launch — and the trend continues with today’s announcement of the 2720, 2730, and 7020 (try saying that three times fast). The theme here is bringing internet capabilities to the very bottom-most reaches of the market, and indeed, all three devices offer email and basic web access. Starting with the 2720, you’ve got a super-basic clamshell with a mirrored finish that’ll retail for €55 (about $74) in the third quarter. The 2730 switches over to the candybar form factor and becomes Nokia’s cheapest 3G phone at just €80 (about $108) in the third quarter, while the 7020 follows in the fourth quarter with a concealed external display and 2 megapixel cam.
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By Chris Ziegler