Nokia 6220 Classic

Ricardodaforce · 13-02-2008, 19:45

Symbian S60
5mp camera
aGPS

How come it isn't an N series phone?

chyllyphylly · 13-02-2008, 19:51

proberly it's aimed at the business user. That if nokia are still useing their numbering system

For those who dont know

1XXX and 2XXX - Basic Category phones (mainly voice-centric,
entry-level phones mostly for prepaid and emerging markets)
3XXX - Expression Category phones - generally relatively low-cost
phones, but with youth-oriented features like changeable covers,
downloadable ring tones, etc.
5XXX - Active Category phones - rugged phones designed for a more active user
6XXX - Classic Category phones - full featured, conservatively styled
phones - mainly for mid-line business-type users
7XXX - Fashion Category phones - higher price, small phones with
unique, flashy designs
8XXX - Premium Category phones - highest price, more conservative
style, but high-end materials and finishes
9XXX - Communicator Category phones - converged, keyboard enabled devices

What will you cann the N series? Multimedia Entertainment on the move?

Ricardodaforce · 13-02-2008, 19:57

That's really interesting. I didn't know that at all. You Sir are full of good info.

prking · 13-02-2008, 20:00

I think Nokia stopped adhering to that classification some time ago. As an example Nokia 5310.

prking · 13-02-2008, 20:10

In fact, the more you think about it the more examples you can think of. 6070 is a budget phone, not a mid-level full featured business phone. Communicators are now in the E series. The 3250 is a music smartphone, not a low cost youth orientated phone etc etc.

chyllyphylly · 14-02-2008, 00:31

They've must have just changed it, like it said in my first reply

Quote:

proberly it's aimed at the business user. That if nokia are still useing their numbering system

I might drop nokia an email and ask them

EDIT - I used their contact us on the website. Also asked where the e and n series fitted in. OMG just realised that was a really geeky thing to do lol

13-02-2008, 19:45	#1
Ricardodaforce Inactive Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Alacant Posts: 7,773	Nokia 6220 Classic Symbian S60 5mp camera aGPS How come it isn't an N series phone?

13-02-2008, 19:51	#2
chyllyphylly Forum Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 845	proberly it's aimed at the business user. That if nokia are still useing their numbering system For those who dont know 1XXX and 2XXX - Basic Category phones (mainly voice-centric, entry-level phones mostly for prepaid and emerging markets) 3XXX - Expression Category phones - generally relatively low-cost phones, but with youth-oriented features like changeable covers, downloadable ring tones, etc. 5XXX - Active Category phones - rugged phones designed for a more active user 6XXX - Classic Category phones - full featured, conservatively styled phones - mainly for mid-line business-type users 7XXX - Fashion Category phones - higher price, small phones with unique, flashy designs 8XXX - Premium Category phones - highest price, more conservative style, but high-end materials and finishes 9XXX - Communicator Category phones - converged, keyboard enabled devices What will you cann the N series? Multimedia Entertainment on the move?

13-02-2008, 19:57	#3
Ricardodaforce Inactive Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Alacant Posts: 7,773	That's really interesting. I didn't know that at all. You Sir are full of good info.

13-02-2008, 20:00	#4
prking Forum Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Weston-super-Mare Posts: 9,167	I think Nokia stopped adhering to that classification some time ago. As an example Nokia 5310.

13-02-2008, 20:10	#5
prking Forum Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Weston-super-Mare Posts: 9,167	In fact, the more you think about it the more examples you can think of. 6070 is a budget phone, not a mid-level full featured business phone. Communicators are now in the E series. The 3250 is a music smartphone, not a low cost youth orientated phone etc etc.

14-02-2008, 00:31	#6
chyllyphylly Forum Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 845	They've must have just changed it, like it said in my first reply Quote: proberly it's aimed at the business user. That if nokia are still useing their numbering system I might drop nokia an email and ask them EDIT - I used their contact us on the website. Also asked where the e and n series fitted in. OMG just realised that was a really geeky thing to do lol

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