Dr Gadget - New Nokia 3110 classic cell phone "No Locks"

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List Price: $199.99
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Manufacturer: Nokia
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Binding: Wireless Phone Accessory Brand: Nokia EAN: 6417182701023 Feature: Unlocked for use with your existing Triple band GSM/GPRS/EDGE 900/1800/1900 service provider and SIM card. Label: Nokia Manufacturer: Nokia Model: 3110 Publisher: Nokia Studio: Nokia
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Features
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Unlocked for use with your existing Triple band GSM/GPRS/EDGE 900/1800/1900 service provider and SIM card. This phone does not come with service or a SIM card. Excellent uality 1.3+ megapixel camera Up to 3-4 Hours of Talk Time with 200+ Hours of Standby Time One Year Manufacturers Warranty
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Product Includes
Nokia 3110 classic
Nokia battery BL-5C
Nokia headset HS-40
Nokia charger AC-3
User guide
With the Nokia 3110 Classic, consumers can listen to their favorite music at any time thanks to flight mode. A convenient USB port and Bluetooth support also makes it quick and easy to transfer songs, images or calendar events directly from a PC to the phone. A range of enhancements also gives users the choice of customizing the 3110. With its bright 2.2-inch color display, consumers can easily view and control call functions while the separate input device provides controls over volume adjustment and accepting or ending calls.
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