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Nokia has gone through a lot of changes in the past year. Their Canadian CEO, Stephen Elop, has brought the party into a partnership with Microsoft, adopting their Windows Phone operating system for their high-end devices. The C5-04, a $150 device newly launched on Wind, exists very much outside that realm, where its trusted legacy Symbian OS still reigns. While not an outright smartphone, the C5 is a powerful enough device in its own right, and proves that Symbian still hasnвt entirely fallen into the quicksand.

Sporting a bright, 3.2в 360×640 pixel resistive display, at first glance the diminutive device is quite attractive. On the front of the device the screen is surrounded by a narrow black bezel, giving way below to a matte chrome tri-button input area. The right side houses the lock button and volume rocker while the top sports a standard 3.5mm headphone jack and microUSB port. There is a lone 2.0MP camera on the back of the device, and a 1000mAh battery below it. There is 60MB of internal app storage and a microSD slot supporting up to 16GB cards (2GB card included). Typically Nokia, the device is well made, though unlike its more expensive brethren there is not a speck of metal to be found. Due to its relatively tiny height and width the phone appears thick and sturdy and the plastics donвt creak. It could probably withstand the onslaught of a teenagerвs backpack without fuss.

Источник:MobileSyrup.com