The Nokia 6303i Classic has also been officially unveiled

The updated model replaces the 6303 Classic in the Finnish manufacturer's range.

As you can already guess from the marking of the device, it is not an explicitly new model, only the knowledge set of the 6303 model, which is significantly popular in Hungary, has been updated by the manufacturer's engineers. Of course, all this does not mean that there are no meaningful changes, in fact: most innovations can throw a lot at the sales figures of the already popular device.

The 6303i has changed the most in its knowledge base from its successful predecessor: the list of changes includes a built-in memory of 55 MB, support for 8GB microSD memory cards, and the use of a 3,2-megapixel camera with a fixed-focus LED flash, but not to mention Another notable innovation is the integration of the Nokia Messaging service, which allows you to use the push-email function, the indicator light built into the navigation ring, and support for the Bluetooth A2DP protocol. We can also consider the installation of the 3,5 mm audio connector and the use of the increased capacity, now 1050 mAh battery, as a significant change. The only significant negative compared to the 6303 Classic is in the action of capturing movies, which can now be done at maximum QVGA resolution at 8 frames per second. Why it was necessary to introduce the restriction is still questionable, but it is likely that financial considerations rather than technological difficulties led to this not-so-gallant move.

It is a pleasure to say that the purchase price of a sales package that includes a 2 GB microSD module and a USB cable in addition to the device has been significantly reduced compared to its predecessor: the price tag of only 105 euros (net 28 thousand forints) can make the device a very attractive choice in Hungary.