Nokia Asha 310 unveiled
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The Asha 310 is a compact device with a 3-inch WQVGA (384 x 240 pixels) display running on Series 40. It is a feature phone, but Nokia has a partnership worked out with EA so you get 40 very basic games for free.
The Nokia Asha 310 comes with microSD card support for up 32GB of additional storage, and 2G GPRS/EDGE connectivitiy alongside Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 3.0. Charging is done via a proprietary 2mm pin.
On the back, there is a basic 2-megapixel camera. Overall, this is clearly a device for developing markets in Asia, India, the Middle East, Africa and Brazil, where it will arrive in Q1 2013.
source: Nokia Conversations
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19 Comments
1. cameogt posted on 12 Feb 2013, 03:25 1 6
3-inch WQVGA? why not 3.7"? 4.0"? 4.2"? i just don't understand.
4. microsoftnokiawin posted on 12 Feb 2013, 03:36 8 1
it's similar to a galaxy mini and it's something like what 78 dollars so... yeah
6. jedpatrickdatu posted on 12 Feb 2013, 04:23 7 0
A bigger screen means a higher price, and, I'm sorry to say, not everyone can pay more than $100 for a phone.
19. jade272727 posted on 13 Feb 2013, 20:38 0 0
Buy a Cherry Mobile Flare for $100 and you get a 4in. WVGA Display, 1.2GHz Dual-Core Processor and 5MP AF Camera...
7. SIGPRO posted on 12 Feb 2013, 04:34 5 3
I don't know why people are bashing this phone, this a dumpphone for country's like India etc etc.
These phones are very populair there, a lot of people are poor so they cannot afford a high end phone.
These phones are nice , and Nokia made a good step with these dumpphones!
It will cost around 100 dollars......so what do you want for that?
So think before you diss!
8. takay0 posted on 12 Feb 2013, 05:32 4 1
big phone for a very small screen...
i hate those big bezel...
but its a beautiful phone
9. JunkCreek posted on 12 Feb 2013, 06:20 1 3
NO--kia, u know it MUST HAVE BEEN SYMBIAN 6.0 3rd generation so consumers will still buy ur feature phone. just comparison between ur s40 os phone with s60 os phone on your own. why did u insist to push that ¢®@p os to ur consumers/custumer? really dissapointed. at least revive the n70 era with now affordable price phone.
Fyi, with us$ 800, u can bring android SMARTPHONE with 3"/3.5", wifi, HSDPA, GPS and 2mpx back camera, so this is really-really NO--kia!
13. tashreef posted on 12 Feb 2013, 08:30 3 0
Most of the old age peoples in india prefer basic feature phone which can do a simple tasks like making calls and playing music on their phone.... and people trust nokia for their quality ..every one is not a tech savvy ... this phones are cheap but has quality and enough for their day today work....
So be happy nokia is not fool to announce this kind of phones if there is no demand....
10. JunkCreek posted on 12 Feb 2013, 06:21 1 2
NO--kia, u know it MUST HAVE BEEN SYMBIAN 6.0 3rd generation so consumers will still buy ur feature phone. just comparison between ur s40 os phone with s60 os phone on your own. why did u insist to push that ¢®@p os to ur consumers/custumer? really dissapointed. at least revive the n70 era with now affordable price phone.
Fyi, with us$ 800, u can bring android SMARTPHONE with 3"/3.5", wifi, HSDPA, GPS and 2mpx back camera, so this is really-really NO--kia!
11. JunkCreek posted on 12 Feb 2013, 07:07 1 2
ooops... i meant us$ 80 (IDR 80 x 10.000 - rounded = IDR 800.000)
sorry, my faults.
14. motty posted on 12 Feb 2013, 08:38 1 3
Design is Good but The os is very Bad.. Come on Nokia.. Forget about s40 and symbian os.. Just Move on!!!
16. hepresearch (unregistered) posted on 13 Feb 2013, 11:58 0 0
S40 isn't Symbian... it's Java-based only. They HAVE forgotten about Symbian. S40 devices are about the highest functioning Java-based phones there are these days. BREW MP will probably displace them, in time, but that is only because BREW MP offers a lot of the functionality that S40 does, but with decreased UI complexity and increased display eye-candy. S40 does more... but BREW MP looks prettier. Either way, S40 will likely go away when BREW MP is more affordable, and all Java-based-only devices will likely dry up at about the same time, too. Personally, I prefer S40, but there are plenty of people who disagree with me (most of my fellow US citizens, in fact). I find that to be a sad fact of the American marketplace.
17. JunkCreek posted on 13 Feb 2013, 18:05 0 0
and yet, sony ericsson java-based phone is more capable to running every apps and even 3d java games such as galaxy on fire 2, rally pro, final fantasy 3 (mobile), project gotham race which in nokia, even s60 the games are sooo laggy. so, please, give your costumer and consumers at least s60, so they get multitasking just like on sony ericsson java-based phone.
18. hepresearch (unregistered) posted on 13 Feb 2013, 18:57 0 0
Ha... that'll never happen. Nokia has been paid off to bury Symbian soooo deep that it will never resurface.
And it's a good thing I never played games on my S60 phones. I've never had any major problems with anything I've done on S60, and I just never felt like playing games on my phones. I had better things to do with my time and devices.
Just the same, I am not familiar with Sony Ericsson's Java implementations, and so I cannot speak for their Java-based devices being any better or not. I'll just have to take your word for it.
