Nokia 6303 is Upgraded to New Nokia 6303i Classic

of the popular Nokia 6303, which is a replacement for one of the best selling mobile phone Nokia ever;. Nokia 6300 has now been upgraded by the manufacturer, and launched as Nokia 6303 Classic

This new phone is further improved in several areas on the older model of the most visible when it comes to battery life, mainly promoted as a business phone and issue for many company representatives, dealers and drivers new extended battery life up to 21 days standby waiting will make a huge difference.

There has also added support for including social networking, a Nokia 6303 Classic has also received an exterior makeover and is available in a range of new color schemes.

The main features include a 3.2 mega pixel camera with dual LED flash and autofocus, expandable memory with 2GB of pre-packed in a box, Bluetooth and USB connectivity, FM radio, multimedia player and a 3.5mm audio jack for the catering standard headphone sets .

classic Nokia 6303i also offers another major advantage compared to the previous Nokia 6303 model, which is actually cheaper to buy!

is used probably only recognized by employers is the fact that the Nokia 6303i is not a 3G device, this means that they can issue these headphones for their workforce safe in the knowledge that the employee will be launched to great Bill using data on top of work in related calls.

Sony Ericsson was busy lately putting a lot of new models on the market, some of these are higher specs Nokia N97, X6 and X6 16GB and 900 plus a number of budget models such as the Nokia 2220 slide, 3720 classic and the 7230th

In regard to competition from rival manufacturers, no one really targeting the same market segment Nokia make this phone, the closest competition comes from the likes of the recently released Sony Ericsson Elm, which is eco-friendly device that also offers a front keypad , something that can quickly disappear from the mobile market obsessed with touch screen technology.

The new Nokia 6303 Classic is published in its silver color scheme on O2 pay monthly contract deals, there are further network launches expected from Orange, T-Mobile and Vodafone in the coming days from a third party retailers.

The last Classic range of handsets is also expected to be launched in further color schemes, and the matte black, maroon, pink, white gold and silver Karki, although there are currently no firm release dates for these models are expected to start around Q2 2010th