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Back on the Rack: Nokia 3310s Comeback to Pakistan

  • June 16, 2017
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For most Pakistanis, the Nokia 3310 was the first ever phone to have made it to a household, known for its long lasting battery, toughness and of course the Snake Game. At the Mobile World Congress in February 2017, it was announced that Nokia is planning on re-launching the beloved phone.

The original Nokia 3310 had battery that lasts weeks and a total of 126 million units of the phone had been sold worldwide. The new 3310, however, uses a 1,200 mAh battery with a 31-day standby time according to Nokia.

Read: MWC 2017: The Comeback Kid: Nokia the Old Kid on the Block is Back!

Fans of the snake game on the old Nokia 3310 can also rejoice as the new 3310 comes with a brand new revamped Snake game.

HMD Global in partnership with Jazz is to officially release the phone on Friday to the distributors and available to consumers within the next two to three days, according to a press release.

Read: Advance Telecom Sees Nokia as Household Mobile Phone Brand

The phone is said to available for Rs. 5700 in the market, as the price of the phone in Europe is for 47 Euros.

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