Two new Nokia phones today, neither one much to speak of (or look at), but they’ll do just fine in the Asia Pacific CDMA markets for which they are designed. The 2112 has a nice white-on-white thing going for it, but besides an integrated flashlight, polyphonic ringtones, and picture messaging (on a black and white screen! Next up: instant telegraph), there’s not a whole lot to differentiate it from anything else.
The 3125 is slightly nicer—it looks like a Series 40 phone—but still doesn’t make much of a splash. Still, these phones aren’t supposed to; they’re workhorse units for developing markets.
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