First, the Nokia 2323 classic, which is priced at 2,600 and features a FM Radio, Bluetooth connectivity and GPRS. However, it doesn’t a camera or an MP3 player. It will be out to the market next month. Next is the Nokia 2330 classic which is almost similar to the looks of the Nokia 2323. The only difference is that this model comes with a VGA camera and will cost at around 3, 600. Last but not the least is the Nokia 2700 classic which includes a 2MP camera and CIF@15fps video recording, an FM radio and MP3 player plus a 3.5 mm headphone jack. It is also capable of Bluetooth and USB connectivity and do have a memory card slot. However, it will be released at the third quarter of this year and the price is yet to be determined. The good thing in here is that all these three new models are internet-ready and Ovi Mail-enabled handsets which are the answer to Nokia’s goal to give first-time email users the opportunity to set up and start their own email account through their mobile phones. Ovi Mail gives people coming from the emerging markets the chance to have their first digital identity in world of the web.

Nokia is continuing to prove its reputation when it comes to the production and manufacture of gadgets such as cell phones. With these latest innovations in the industry of cellular phones, I believe that other companies will try to make their own move to gain the lead in the market.