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Nokia announced three new phones, the 2700 classic , 6303 classic, and 6700 classic.  All sport simple designs and each of these phones offer a plethora of features that could probably give you a hard time choosing which one to get.  The good thing is you only to have worry about choosing based on features since all three phones will be easy on your wallet.

First off is the simplest of the lot, the Nokia 2700.  This phone boasts a 2.0 megapixel camera, 2GB storage through a memory card slot, an integrated music player, support for Nokia’s Share on Ovi service, and the other usual features you expect of a Nokia basic to mid-range phone.  Price-wise, the Nokia 2700 is relatively cheap at around $85 less taxes and subsidies.

Next we have the Nokia 6303 classic phone with a 3.2 megapixel camera, 2.2-inch screen, 3.5-mm audio jack, and a music player.  The phone is also preloaded with Nokia Maps.  According to Nokia, the 6303’s battery performance is something else.  It’s affordable with its $177 price tag.

Finally we have the Nokia 6700 classic, a follow-up to the popular Nokia 6300.  The Nokia 6700 features a better design than the 6300 and is made from better materials as well.  Its body sports a smooth surface and a full metal “keymat” which give the phone a clean look.  It features a whopping 5 megapixel camera, high-speed data access, and GPS navigation through Nokia Maps.  Expectedly, the Nokia 6700 is more expensive with its estimated price of $309 less taxes and subsidies.

If you have already chosen one, you will have to wait until the second quarter of this year when Nokia releases these phones.

Read [Nokia PR]