Nokia 2690
Nokia has been introducing new models periodically. The new Nokia 2690 is a low-budget GSM phone. This Candy Bar mobile comes with a great list of features. The handset is pocket friendly weighing somewhere under 81 grams.
It is available in 4 attractive colors including Graphite, silver, hot pink and blue. It features a 1.8 inch TFT screen with audio, video players and Internet access. Other device features include FM radio, GPRS support and MMS support.
Design and Dimensions
Nokia 2690 is a medium-sized sleek handset that fits snugly in all standard size pockets. The front and back of this great looking phone is made of glossy plastic. The keypad is made of a glossy black plastic. The back part of the phone has a grid like pattern to improve the grip. Read more »
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