The phone features a 1.7-inch TFT display.
The whole device looks very practically and handy, it is accomplished by the 15.0 mm of thickness. We can describe the NOKIA size by the 107.0 mm height and 45.0 mm width. It gives us a very high quality of photos and videos with a great camera interface. The phone carries over the 0.48 Mpx rear camera sensor at the back of the device with support of None video FPS. The NOKIA 8800 Aston Martin Edition doesn't use memory card. The efficient processor and 0.0 MB of RAM provide enormous performance that guarantees trouble-free operation of any, even the most extensive application or game. The NOKIA 8800 Aston Martin Edition was powered by with MHZ and cores chipset. The phone supports 1 Mini Sim - Regular and was made from. The device was initially released running Vendor system. To have Nokia's experience and known quality controls ensures that everything is as good as can be when hardware eventually reaches market.The NOKIA 8800 Aston Martin Edition was introduced in 2005. Nokia is taking things seriously when it comes to Windows Phone, which is welcomed by consumers who have chosen Microsoft's mobile platform. But Mr Anderson said that Nokia wanted to create ringtones that had a "unique, organic" sound.There’s a lot of thought, effort and new ideas put into the devices – not only in terms of the hardware, but also in the overall user experience and design of the products. The Nokia mobile sounds are heard around a billion times a day, so a lot of work is put into ensuring that they would stand repeated listening in a lot of different environments and to give the products a unique, organic sound you don’t normally hear on mobile devices." Ringtones are usually created in a studio using a synthesizer to produce a wide variety of sounds. And I think bringing in a living, breathing orchestra really takes this to the next level. "Nokia has one of the most recognisable brand sounds in the world and has done lots of pioneering work to innovate and evolve sound on mobile phones.
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