Nokia’s latest dual-SIM phone, the Nokia C2-03 Touch & Type, officially lands in the Philippines for a suggested retail price of just under Php4,500.
The Nokia C2-03 slowly climbs up the ladder with more features than the previous dual-SIM phone from Nokia, the C2-00.
It’s still just a feature phone still though with very basic functionalities:
Nokia C2-03 Touch & Type specs:
2.6″ resistive touch screen @ 240×320 pixels
10MB internal storage
up to 32GB via microSD (2GB included)
Bluetooth 2.1 w/ A2DP
2MP rear camera
FM Radio tuner w/ FM recording
Li-Ion battery 1020mAh
There’s no WiFi or 3G connectivity here, only EDGE/GPRS. The handset also supports the hot-swap feature like the C2-00.
We saw this handset during Nokia Connection 2011 back in June but didn’t really bother to take a closer look because of all the excitement over the N9.
For those who wanted a little more style on their dual-SIM phone, the Nokia C2-03 offers just that over the Nokia C2-00 and retails for about Php4,490 in stores.
My C2-03 lost its original setting how can I turn it back?
Try Nokia c3 if you’re looking for wifi. It’s a QWERTY phone. It’s very useful for researches and texting also for calling. It’s not a touch-screen phone but still, it’s chic design is cool and it doesn’t look cheap. It also has a very resonalbe price, about P4,600 only. I’d recommend it for people who are always on the “go” and doesn’t have the time to carry along their laptop. But not just for people on the go, but for everyone. You won’t regret it if you buy this phone.. I’m just sayin’ :) HOPE IT HELPS.
tama, no wifi, no internet settings, confused lagi touchscreen, cant txt with the touch screen, got a lot of bugs.. its almost 3weeks now. and still no internet connection.. damn it!!
What sucks about this phone is there’s no manual settings for gprs. I can’t go to 0.facebook.com with Sun Cellular because I can’t change the connection to WAP… I searched everywhere and lots of people are having problems too..
just want to ask if available nb ung white gold n un?
This phone was designed for a specific market – those who just wants a phone for calling and texting and do it on multiple SIMs. It seems to be priced just right too for the given specs. Those who want wifi and other features like capacitative screens should definitely look elsewhere at a different, albeit higher, price point.
I’m definitely thinking of getting one since my iPad 2 takes care of the other non-call and text stuff.
no wifi. … i want wifi…. :(