The Nokia 7310 Supernova: Simply Cute
Like we’ve said a couple of days back, the Nokia’s Supernova phone range is set to grace Feelphones’ pages. This time around, we’re putting the limelight on the Nokia 7310 Supernova.
Just as fashionable as the earlier featured Supernova handsets, the sleek 7310 is an almost weightless device that operates exclusively on GSM frequency. It weighs a wee 83 grams and has 106.5 x 45.4 x 11.95mm dimensions. The 7310 makes use of a Series 40 interface that is viewed through its 2-inch, 240 x 320-pixel, 16.7 million-color display. The operating system comes with a built-in web browser, email client and the usual Nokia PIM functions.
Camera features of the 7310 are rather modest at 2 megapixels, with 176 x 144-pixel video resolution at 15 fps. Storage capacity using its internal memory is 32 MB, which is expandable up to 4 GB through microSD cards. User entertainment is provided by an FM radio and an integrated multimedia player compatible with MP3, AAC and WMA audio formats. The handset has both stereo Bluetooth and TV/audio out connector, as well as USB 2.0 connectivity. Users will be pleased to find the 7310 featuring a full set of ports instead of just one which can get really irksome.
Power-wise, the 7310’s 860mAh battery allows for up to 4 hours talk time and 12 days standby time, and makes use of a standard-type AC-3X battery charger.
It’s everyone’s guess for now as to how much the Nokia 7310 Supernova will retail for, but circulating pricing rumors average to about €150 / £120 / $250.
