Nokia is about to have three blasts together with three classic cell phone on its list. First is Nokia 6700 classic, which is considered as the contemporary successor of very popular Nokia 6300. It carried the support of S40 edition and offers 5MP camera as most appreciable highlight.

Nokia maps and GPS navigation facilities are other good features of this device. Add to the list Nokia WebKit Open Source Browser, another awe-inspiring feature to be seen in this device. Other good features of Nokia 6700 classic include 2.2 inch QVGA display, 10 Mbps HSDPA, built-in accelerometer and 1 GB micro SD card. It is expected to hit the shelves in third quarter in color variations of silver metallic, matte metallic, black metallic and brown metallic.

Second in the row is Nokia 6303 classic with 3 MP camera support and 2.2 inch QVGA display as its good features. Nokia Maps, 4 GB micro SD support and FM radio can also be included in the list of its main features.

Nokia 2700 classic is the third member of this group, available with support for GPRS, EDGE and 2 GB of memory. It also accommodates features like FM radio and Bluetooth connectivity.

While Nokia 6303 classic will be available in matt black and steel variations, Nokia 2700 classic will be offered in jet black, mahogany red and frost gray. Both these cellphones will also be available in quarter three and will target midrange audiences. A good collection of classics is waiting to enter the market.

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