You read that right – the Nokia 3310, announced at MWC earlier this year, is coming to Australia with 3G.
Nokia heard your cries, people. They called them “brutal”. Specifically the ones about the relaunch of one of our most beloved devices not actually working on our shores.
Australia is the first market it launches in, probably because we yelled the loudest.
The Nokia 3310 3G model (with its legendary 6 and a half hours talk time, and 27 days of standby time) will be available for $89.95 from mid-October in Charcoal, Azure (a lovely blue and silver) and Red.
You’ll be able to pick one up from JB Hi-Fi, Harvey Norman, Telstra and Vodafone.
We’re getting hands-on with one right now at the global launch event in Sydney, so keep an eye on our Instagram for more updates.
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