Nokia 3330 vs Nokia 6310
Better figure, where one is clearly better
| Nokia3330 | Nokia6310 | |
|---|---|---|
| Overview | ||
| Released | 2001 | 2001 |
| Display | ||
| Resolution | 84 × 48 | 96 × 65 (better) |
| Panel | LCD | LCD |
| Display type | Monochrome graphic LCD, 84 × 48 pixels (Telepolis exact-model table). Maker guide describes variable text layouts; no published diagonal or native refresh rate assigned. | Backlit monochrome graphic LCD; 96 × 65 pixels from iXBT's exact original-model review, filling a gap in the retrieved maker guides. No inferred physical diagonal or pixel density. |
| Cameras | ||
| Main camera | None | None |
| Ultra wide camera | None | None |
| Telephoto camera | None | None |
| Optical zoom | None | None |
| Main camera | No camera (GSMArena). | No camera; the exact original NPE-4 user guide documents keypad, call, message, games, data and organiser functions without camera hardware or a camera menu. |
| Battery and charging | ||
| Battery | 900 mAh | 1,100 mAh (better) |
| Wireless charging | None | None |
| Battery life detail | 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. | Removable BPS-2 lithium-polymer pack, 1,100 mAh in Nokia's original announcement. The announcement claims three hours talk and up to twenty days standby; contemporary What Mobile quotes up to five and a half hours talk and eighteen days standby. These differing claims are retained rather than combined into a single runtime. Actual endurance depends on network and use. |
| Wired charging | 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. | Proprietary charger connection; the exact German user guide gives approximately two hours and forty-five minutes for the BPS-2 pack with an ACP-8 charger. No inferred charging wattage. |
| Design | ||
| Type | Standard | Standard |
| Weight | 133 g | 111 g (better) |
| Thickness | 22 mm | 17 mm (better) |
| Height × width | 113 × 48 mm | 129 × 47 mm |
| Weight detail | 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. | 111 g and 129 × 47 mm in Nokia's announcement; 17 mm thickness from the exact original-model iXBT review. The standard battery is the removable BPS-2. |
| Colours | 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. | Three maker colour options; contemporary iXBT names Jet Black, Sirocco Bronze and Mistral Beige. The illustration on the manual cover is retained with its original backdrop. |
| Buttons | 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 system | Proprietary software | Proprietary software |
| Software features | 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. | WAP 1.2.1, SMS and picture messages, predictive text, calendar, to-do list, wallet, timed profiles, voice dialling and commands, voice recorder, alarm, calculator, stopwatch, countdown timer and games, exact maker guide. SyncML was mentioned in the announcement but is not established by the retrieved operating guide and is not claimed here. WAP and historical online services are distinct from a modern browser. |
| Release detail | 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. | Nokia announced the original 6310 on 21 March 2001 for sale in the fourth quarter. Contemporary December 2001 coverage also describes a fourth-quarter launch, while the February 2002 iXBT review describes recent European sales and later Russian distribution. The exact first retail month remains unresolved, so only 2001 is recorded; regional rollouts must not be treated as a universal date. |
| Performance | ||
| Memory | 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. | The exact maker guide supports up to 500 handset names with three numbers and one text item per name; allocating up to five numbers and four text items reduces the number of names. SIM capacity depends on the card. These entry counts are not an unpublished storage capacity in GB; RAM and persistent storage capacity are omitted. |
| Storage type | No memory-card slot (GSMArena). | – |
| Connectivity | ||
| Mobile network | GSM 900/1800 and WAP 1.1, maker launch and original guide. Circuit-switched data; no GPRS or EDGE (GSMArena). | EGSM 900 and GSM 1800, exact NPE-4 maker guide. GPRS and HSCSD supported; the original 6310 is dual-band, unlike the later tri-band 6310i. Network services and compatible computer software are required. |
| SIM | Mini-SIM installed behind the removable battery, original guide. | Removable SIM behind the battery, exact maker guide; guide says 5 V SIM cards are unsupported. |
| Wi-Fi | No Wi-Fi (GSMArena). | – |
| Bluetooth | No Bluetooth (GSMArena). | Integrated Bluetooth for compatible data and hands-free accessories, with a range of approximately ten metres in the maker announcement. Bluetooth version is omitted because the retrieved exact operating guide does not specify it; the version of an accessory is not substituted. |
| USB | – | Infrared and optional compatible data cable for computer communication, plus proprietary charger and accessory connectors, exact maker guide. Original PC Suite availability is not claimed current. |
| Positioning | No satellite positioning (GSMArena). | – |
