In recent times, HMD has been paying a lot of attention to simple mobile phones. Recently, they announced the "fun" button phones Nokia 215 4G, Nokia 225 4G, and Nokia 235 4G. And, judging by the rumors, they are not going to stop there. A new leak claims that HMD plans to re-release one of the most beloved phones of the past - the Nokia 3210, released 25 years ago.
The original Nokia 3210 was released in 1999 and was known as the "mobile phone" that almost everyone seemed to own. Recently, HMD hinted on Twitter that they will soon reboot the Nokia classic series. And now, thanks to the Finnish retailer Giganti, we know that it will be a remake of the Nokia 3210.
It is expected that the revived version of Nokia 3210 will be officially announced on May 8, and sales will start on May 15. The design is not an exact copy - there is a similarity in the button layout, but otherwise, it is possibly closer to the Nokia 3310 from the early 2000s.
However, the new Nokia 3210 phone has received several improvements and more modern features. These include a 2.4-inch color QVGA display (compared to the original's 1.5-inch monochrome display) and the addition of a 2-megapixel camera with an f/2.8 lens on the rear panel, which can shoot 720p video. The device will support 4G networks, and the 1450 mAh battery should provide several days of autonomy. The phone will have the pre-installed game "Snake."
According to Giganti's data leak, the price of the Nokia 3210 will be €89.
Source: techradar
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