Nokia 3310 (2000) vs Nokia 3330

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3310 (2000) compared with 3330
Nokia3310 (2000)Nokia3330
Overview
Released20002001
Display
Resolution84 × 4884 × 48
PanelLCDLCD
Display typeMonochrome graphic display with up to five text lines and variable font size. Its 84 × 48 pixel matrix is reported by the original Mobile-review test; no physical diagonal is assigned from an unpublished maker figure. Original maker NHM-5/6 service guide identifies the LCD module; its shared scope explicitly includes 3310.Monochrome graphic LCD, 84 × 48 pixels (Telepolis exact-model table). Maker guide describes variable text layouts; no published diagonal or native refresh rate assigned.
Cameras
Main cameraNoneNone
Ultra wide cameraNoneNone
Telephoto cameraNoneNone
Optical zoomNoneNone
Main cameraNo camera (GSMArena exact original-model table).No camera (GSMArena).
Battery and charging
Battery900 mAh900 mAh
Wireless chargingNoneNone
Battery life detailMaker brochure standard BMC-3 is 900 mAh NiMH, with installed phone weight 133 g, talk time 2 h 30 min–4 h 30 min and standby 55–260 h. Optional BLC-2 is 850 mAh Li-ion, 107 g, talk 2 h 20 min–4 h 15 min and standby 55–245 h. Network, SIM settings and use affect runtime; these are different battery configurations.Standard removable BMC-3 NiMH battery, 900 mAh, Nokia-sourced Polish launch table. Maker claims 2 h 30 min–4 h 30 min talk and 55–260 h standby, dependent on conditions. That table and iXBT list optional BLC-2 Li-ion at 850 mAh; later databases list 1000 mAh. Optional-pack revision correspondence is unresolved and does not change the standard-pack figure.
Wired chargingProprietary charger connection. Maker brochure gives BMC-3 charging approximately 4 h with ACP-7 or 2 h with ACP-8; BLC-2 approximately 4 h or 2 h 30 min respectively. Chargers are configuration-dependent; no inferred wattage.Nokia-sourced launch table lists approximately 4 h with ACP-7 and 2 h with ACP-8 for standard BMC-3. Proprietary charger socket; no inferred wattage. Original guide also identifies LCH-9 and DCV-10 accessories.
Design
TypeStandardStandard
Weight133 g133 g
Thickness22 mm22 mm
Height × width113 × 48 mm113 × 48 mm
Weight detail133 g includes the standard BMC-3 battery; the optional BLC-2 configuration is 107 g, maker brochure. Dimensions are 113 × 48 × 22 mm; no claim of bare-handset mass.Standard battery configuration weighs 133 g; dimensions 113 × 48 × 22 mm, Nokia-sourced launch table. Its optional BLC-2 configuration weighs 107 g, while later databases say 108 g with a differently stated capacity; no universal optional-pack mass assigned.
ColoursFront and back Xpress-on covers are replaceable. The maker launch release describes six cover colours; gallery finishes illustrate this cosmetic choice, not separate hardware generations.Replaceable Xpress-on front and back covers, including graphic accessory covers with picture holders. Cover colours and accessory designs are configurations rather than separate handset generations.
ButtonsPhysical number keypad, Navi key, clear key, scroll keys and power/profile key, original user-guide diagrams.Physical numeric keypad, Navi selection key, scroll keys, C key and power key, original guide. Voice dialling uses a held Menu selection action; no separate call/end-key layout inferred from later models.
Software
Operating systemProprietary softwareProprietary software
Software featuresOriginal user guide covers SMS chat, T9 predictive entry, picture messages, profiles, voice tags, calculator, reminders, alarm, stopwatch and countdown timer. Four games are Snake II, Pairs II, Space Impact and Bantumi; language and network services vary regionally. Original maker brochure specifies up to 459 characters in a long message sent as three SMS segments.Predictive text, picture messaging, concatenated messages, SMS chat, animated screensavers, alarm, reminders, stopwatch and countdown timer. Built-in games are Snake II, Space Impact, Bantumi, Pairs II and Bumper; selected extra levels use WAP and Club Nokia. No Java (GSMArena). External Nokia Music Player is a separate accessory; it does not establish built-in MP3 or FM radio.
Release detailMaker announcement dated 1 September 2000 planned fourth-quarter availability. GSMOnline’s June 2001 full test describes buying and using it since late 2000, establishing actual 2000 sale without a sourced first worldwide month. The 1 September announcement is not used as the retail sale day.Announced 21 March 2001 with planned second-quarter availability. Nokia's 20 April 2001 first-quarter results state deliveries have just started, without establishing the first worldwide sale month; year precision retained. The later 23 April 2002 Japanese Club Nokia launch was for overseas-use GSM handsets and is not the original release date. No explicit maker predecessor relationship established.
Performance
MemoryOriginal NHM-5NX user guide stores names and numbers on the SIM, supporting SIM phonebooks of up to 250 entries subject to the card. No separate handset contact list; this capacity is not user storage in GB.100 internal phonebook entries and eight voice-dial numbers, maker launch release. SIM phonebook capacity depends on the SIM, original guide. WAP deck allocation and phonebook entries are not generic storage or RAM.
Storage typeNo memory-card expansion (GSMArena exact original-model table).No memory-card slot (GSMArena).
Connectivity
Mobile networkEGSM 900/GSM 1800, maker launch release and original user guide. No GPRS or EDGE (GSMArena). The separately named North American radio variants are not included here.GSM 900/1800 and WAP 1.1, maker launch and original guide. Circuit-switched data; no GPRS or EDGE (GSMArena).
SIMMini-SIM; user guide illustrates installation behind the removable battery.Mini-SIM installed behind the removable battery, original guide.
Wi-FiNo Wi-Fi (GSMArena).No Wi-Fi (GSMArena).
BluetoothNo Bluetooth or infrared (GSMArena).No Bluetooth (GSMArena).
USBNo USB (GSMArena).–
PositioningNo satellite positioning (GSMArena).No satellite positioning (GSMArena).

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