Apart from high-end handsets that T-Mobile currently offers, the network carrier also plans to offer affordable mobile phones to its subscribers such as the Nokia 2330.
According to UnwiredView, the Nokia 2330 was unveiled by Nokia way back in November, 2008. The Nokia mobile phone is built with a 1.8-inch TFT display offering 128 x 160 pixels resolution. Reportedly, the dual-band device supports GSM/GPRS connectivity as well as Bluetooth version 2.0.
The 2330 features a 2.5mm headset jack, a VGA camera and stereo FM radio. The dimensions of the device are around 107mm x 46mm x 13.8mm and it weighs about 80 grams. It seems that the Nokia handset is equipped with 32MB internal dynamic memory and a BL-5C 1020mAh Li-Ion battery that delivers about 4 hours and 48 minutes of talktime and up to 540 hours of standby time. Supposedly, the 2330 supports Opera 8 browser, e-mail attachments, push e-mail, web2Go, HTML Nokia Browser, Nokia Mobile Search and more.
Nokia 2330 is expected to reach T-Mobile subscribers in the coming weeks for an unknown price. The unlocked version of this low-end device is retailed for around €50 in Europe.