Entry-level, budget cell phone - mobile phone, stylish and brilliantly designed with enhanced calling functionality and rich multimedia and entertainment options aimed at a wider consumer group and particularly appealing to the conservative user segment.

Release Date: Q1 2005, March 10th, CeBIT, Hannover, Germany

Class: Entry

Operating Frequency:
Tri-band GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz

Case:
Formfactor: CandyBar, internal aerial
Size: 110×49×11 mm
Weight: 80 g
Case Colours: Silver

Data Transfer:
GPRS: Class 10 (3+2, 4+1)
HSCSD: No
EDGE: Yes
PTT: Yes
Data Speed: 32 - 48 kbps

Mobile Messaging:
SMS, EMS, MMS, Nokia SmartMessaging
Input: T9

Internet Access:
e-mail support, WAP v. 2.0 browser, xHTML browser

Interface:
Cable Connection: RS232, USB
Wireless Connection: Bluetoothtm

Software:
Javatm: MIDP v. 2.0

Memory:
Internal: 11.5 Mb, 1000 entries, 10 dialed, received, missed calls, 100 SMS

Screen:
65536 (65K, 16 bit) colours STN
Resolution: 128 x 160 (20480) pixels 6 lines

Camera:
No Camera

Call Features:
Auto Dial, Voice Dialing, Handsfree Loudspeaker, in-phone Vibration Call Alert
VoiceMemo: 60 sec

Ringtones:
24 chords (voice) polyphonic MIDI ringtones, truetones, built-in ringtone editor
MP3, WAV ringtones, MOTOMIXERtm - remixable MIDI ringer software

Multimedia:
Audio Player
Entertainment: Logo, Wallpaper, Screensaver, Themes
Games: Javatm games support

Features:
Calculator, Currency Convertor, Clock, Alarm, Calendar, ToDo Application, Organizer Functionality

Battery:
Li-Ion 720 mAh
Talk Time: up to 3.5 hrs
Standby Time: up to 310 hrs

Notes:
also known as V270 and V270 SLVR. Released as L2

Highlights:
easy to use, extremely small, lightweight, Tri-band - will work in US, PTT, Bluetoothtm support, large internal memory, rich polyphonic ringtones and Audio Player