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#230492 26-Feb-2018 15:13
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Read yesterday in the UK Daily Telegraph that Nokia will be re-releasing a modernised version of the 8110.

 

I had the original - great phone. I found another article here although I see the phone has lost the clickable roller switch which was quite a cool thing.

 

 

 

Correction - mine was a similar but slightly different 7110






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  #1964632 26-Feb-2018 16:21
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No spring loaded slider? No sale..



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  #1964635 26-Feb-2018 16:34
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My first phone! I LOVED that phone so much. Like you guys the ommissions are a deal breaker for me. 

 

 


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  #1964652 26-Feb-2018 16:51
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Geektastic:

 

Correction - mine was a similar but slightly different 7110

 

 

Yup, I have had the 7110. Was developing WAP sites and testing with it. Loved the phone, hated dealing with WAP and a buggy implementation that meant the WAP browser would die for silly little things.





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  #1964693 26-Feb-2018 17:27
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Is this Nokia's strategy these days? Release novelty nostalgia phones?


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  #1964700 26-Feb-2018 17:43
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jarledb:

 

Geektastic:

 

Correction - mine was a similar but slightly different 7110

 

 

Yup, I have had the 7110. Was developing WAP sites and testing with it. Loved the phone, hated dealing with WAP and a buggy implementation that meant the WAP browser would die for silly little things.

 

 

 

 

I'd certainly buy a modern version of the 7110.






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  #1964728 26-Feb-2018 18:34
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kyhwana2: No spring loaded slider? No sale..


And there in lies the problem, the 8110 was never the matrix phone

I didn't keep my 8110 for very long as it had terrible reception and went back to my trusty 2110

 
 
 
 

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  #1964763 26-Feb-2018 20:53
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The Nokia 8110 was the Matrix phone. Most of people used the 7110 instead (which had a scroll button instead of separate up and down keys). I had one of those.





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  #1964802 26-Feb-2018 21:46
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The matrix phone was a modified 8110 with sprung loaded slide, the retail 8110 had a manual slide, hashtag biggest disappointment ever 😂😂😂

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  #1964822 26-Feb-2018 22:20
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The 7110 was spring loaded.





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