Nokia unveils new budget C2 and X2
C3 Touch and Type gets UK release date too
Nokia has announced a couple of new additions to its budget range: the C2-01 and the X2-01, both running Symbian S40.
Unless you're desperate for a full QWERTY keyboard, the C2 is clearly the better of the two, with 3G connectivity, an FM radio, Bluetooth and 12 button standard keyboard below a two inch screen.
It also comes with a 3.2MP camera on the back, as well as up to 16GB of onboard storage - all for around €70 (£60).
X appeal
The X2 eschews the 3G and FM radio, and instead goes on the social networking tip, with Nokia's 'Communities' on board, as well as a landscape-centric 2.4-inch display.
However, despite only offering up GPRS/EDGE connectivity, the price is still higher than the C2 at roughly £65.
And finally, the Nokia C3-01 Touch and Type is finally shipping to the UK, which is essentially a lot like the C2, but with a much higher spec list: HSDPA connectivity, a 5MP camera with single LED flash and up to 32GB of memory.
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It's also packing S60 for an operating system, so it can access the shiny and exciting work of the Nokia Ovi Store too.
However, it's not going to be cheap: a premium full metal chassis has hiked the cost of £160 SIM free.
The Nokia X2 is set to debut later this year, with the C2 set for a Q1 2011 UK release date.
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