Nokia's Asha series, announced back in last year at Nokia World, powered with Series 40 is expanded now. The bog refresh to this series is coming in the form of entry level Asha 201 and 203 and a middle range advanced handset Asha 302.
All the Asha series devices features cloud-accelerated Nokia browser and also better Nokia Life services, and an advanced social networking options. All these devices offers pretty good gaming with almost 40 popular EA games titles like Tetris, Bejeweled, Need For Speed, SIMS Medieval, Monopoly and Sim City Deluxe.
Nokia Asha 202 and 203 looks almost same in feature wise and in appearance, and they only differs in the number of SIM supported by the device, as 202 being dual-SIM while the Asha 203 is a single-SIM device. These devices offers a 2.4-inch touch screen display, an alpha numeric keypad, built in FM radio for music on the move, microSD card support up to 32 GB, 2 MP camera.
Both Asha 202 and 203 remains budget friendly with extremely affordable price tag. Nokia offering these devices for 60 euro around $80, and go on sale sometime in coming weeks, but won't be too late.
While Nokia Asha 302 is an advanced device among these three with a full QWERTY keyboard and 1GHz processor power. ActiveSync protocol support was also demonstrated on the Asha 30x devices. The device also supports 3G (14.4 Mbps HSDPA ). This SNS ready device helps you to connect with your friends always via Twitter, Facebook etc.
The device also comes integrated with Microsoft Exchange email.
And as you may guess Asha 302 is little bit costly compared to others, the device is available for 95 euros, around $127.
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