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Beautifully designed with a polycarbonate shell that keeps its Colors Nokia 150 colour even when scratched, the Nokia 150 stays looking great Black, white whatever life throws at you. With an impressive 2.4” screen and incredible battery life, you can now enjoy all your favourite Operating System features for longer. Software release: Series 30+ Size & weight Key features Height: 118.0 mm; Width: 50.2 mm; Thickness: 13.5 mm; • Never miss a moment – Thanks to its camera with flash, the Weight: 81.0 g Nokia 150 lets you capture all your favourite moments by day or night and share them using Bluetooth. What’s more, you Display can rely on the built-in torchlight to help you find your way in Display size: 2,4”, with QVGA resolution (320x240) the dark. • Boundless battery - The Nokia 150’s outstanding battery life Memory lasts for up to 25 days standby on the dual SIM handset - RAM: 4 MB and an amazing 31 days on the single SIM model. So you User data storage: microSD Memory Card up to 32GB can stay connected when you need it most. And with a universal micro-USB charger, it’s convenient and simple to Battery recharge wherever you are. Replaceable battery: Yes • With a built-in FM radio and MP3 player, you can listen to the Battery capacity: 1020 mAh music you love or keep yourself entertained for hours with a Battery voltage: 3.7 V classic game of Snake Xenzia or Nitro racing from Gameloft. Maximum standby time: 31 days Maximum talk time (2G): 22 h Camera Main camera: 0,3 MP, LED flash Keys and Input Methods Tools and productivity Nokia 150 User Input: Keypad Personal information management features: Clock, Calendar, Operating keys: Call key, Power/End key, 4-way Navi Key, Phonebook, Reminders, Calculator, Flashlight, Alarm clock Alphanumeric keypad Call management Connectivity basics Call types: Audio call, Conference call SIM card type: Mini SIM Call management features: Call logs, Call history, Call waiting, Call Dual SIM: Smart Dual SIM forwarding, Integrated hands-free speaker AV connectors: 3.5 mm stereo headset connector Supported amount of phonebooks: 1 Charging connectors: Micro-USB Supports amount of contacts: up to 1000 Bluetooth 3.0 with slam Sales Package Cellular connectivity Nokia 150 Device, Battery BL-5C, Micro-USB-Charger, User Guide GSM network: 900 MHz, 1800 MHz Tools and productivity Personal information management features: Clock, Calendar, Phonebook, Reminders, Calculator, Flashlight, Alarm clock Audio Radio features: FM Radio, Audio playback: AAC, AMR, MIDI, MP3.

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