Nokia handsets are known for offering powerful features and mind-blowing qualities to keep their users satisfied. Nokia C3-01 Touch and Type delights users by providing them touch screen technology that is within their means. It was released in October 2010 that is too in three appealing color choices of silver, warm grey and golden khaki.
Let us get an idea about its noticeable attributes:-
Dimension: The chic bar shaped casing of Nokia C3-01 Touch and Type measures 111 x 47.5 x 11 mm, 51.4 cc and weighs only 100 grams making it a comfortable gadget. Additionally, it is equipped with a 2.4 inches TFT resistive touchscreen that gets support from 256K colors and 240 x 320 pixels screen resolution.
Camera: The 5 mega pixel camera of this impressive handset empowers you to convert memorable moments into beautiful pictures. Even events in full action can be stored as it also has VGA video recording ability. An interesting addition to this is the LED flash feature that gives bright photography in dark settings.
Entertainment: Now there will be no boredom as Nokia C3-01 Touch and Type bears an inbuilt music player and stereo FM radio that supplies music even on the go. Furthermore, the embedded games get livelier when played on the touch screen of this amazing gizmo.
Social Networking: You will never lose touch with rest of the world if you own a Nokia C3-01 Touch and Type. Its Facebook and Twitter integration makes you an active member of these websites while there are SMS, MMS, Email and IM features for more personal communication.
Connectivity: Nokia C3-01 Touch and Type is a modern day device that is equipped to fulfill the need of internet surfing. You can explore various HTML and XHTML websites through its WAP browser. Beside this, access to internet is also facilitated by GPRS, EDGE, Wi-Fi and 3G HSDPA/HSUPA technologies.
Memory: As far as memory is concerned, it sports an internal storage space of 30 MB, 64 MB RAM and 128 MB ROM. You can also expand its external memory up to 32 GB by using the microSD card slot.
