Review: Nokia Asha 311, HSDPA and WiFi Existing

Yet sightings Nokia competitiveness in the high end market more or less covered with Asha their product line targeting the middle class and the entry level. One of the latest is the Nokia Asha 311. It has been some time Nokia launched Asha members with special attention devoted to the Internet experience. No exception this one, which features 3G HSDPA and WiFi will be a mainstay. 

Tiny grip 

Dimensions: 106 x 52 x 12.9 mm, 92 cc full touchscreen; Weight: 95 grams 
Nokia Asha 311 appear with even smaller dimensions than the previous Asha series, the Asha 305 and Asha 306. Nokia Asha 311 carries full bar touch screen design. Judging from its size, Asha 311 figure reflects a tiny gadget but comfortable in the hand.

Material that wrapped all over his body Asha 311 is dominated by glossy material. Metal accents seen on the bottom of the phone as a sweetener design. Nokia Asha 311 is not much to equip themselves with the key or instrument in the body. Just below the screen there is the answer and end call button. While on the right side of the body, embedded camera short cut button and the volume button that also acts as a zoom button. While on the reverse side, left empty without instruments. For a micro USB port, 3.5 mm audio port, and the charger port 'typical' Nokia is placed on the upper side.

That is very unfortunate, Nokia Asha 311 does not come with hotswap to provide ease in dressing menggonta microSD. The location of the microSD slot and the SIM card under the battery, inevitably you have to remove the battery first. In addition, the design of the back casing is glossy, feels slippery in the hand, was a little difficult when you open the back casing applying shear.

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