Among the new arrivals from Nokia, there is another low-cost device: the Nokia Asha 203, competitive with its mini price.
We continue with the parade of new devices presented at the Mobile World Congress, returning to discuss one of Nokia’s least expensive models: the Nokia Asha 203.
Although it is an apparently basic terminal, the Asha 203 allows you to keep corporate email under control via Microsoft Exchange service, but the entertainment aspect is not neglected either, as it provides access to 40 of EA’s most popular games.
Regarding its exterior appearance, the Nokia Asha 203 features a physical keyboard that can also be complemented by the use of its 2.4-inch touchscreen display.
This way, navigating through specific menu sections can be done via the screen, while composing messages and emails can be done using the physical QWERTY keyboard for greater practicality and usage flexibility.
The multimedia section includes a 2-megapixel camera, an MP3 player with a speaker, 25 hours of music playback, stereo FM radio, and video playback for up to 6.5 hours.
All in all, it is the twin of the Nokia Asha 202, which we have already discussed.
The only substantial difference between the two is that the 202 is dual SIM, while the Nokia Asha 203 can house only one SIM card.
As for the price of the Nokia Asha 203, it has already been announced and will be 60 euros – truly low cost – but we will have to wait until May or June at the latest for its arrival in stores.
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