The new C3 model –– with a full keyboard and priced at just €90 ($122) excluding taxes and subsidies –– is likely to be one of the key devices for Nokia this year, analysts said.
In addition to the mid-range C3 model, Nokia also unveiled the C6 and E5 smartphones, priced at €220 and €180, respectively.
The C3, which can also connect to wireless Internet hotspots, will go on sale this quarter.
Analyst Geoff Blaber from British consultancy CCS Insight said the model will likely be among Nokia’s most important products in 2010.
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