Over its entire history Nokia has been trying to come up with successful youth-aimed devices, armed with MP3-player, though these attempts lacked any kind of systematic character and on top of that didn’t received appropriate marketing backup. Early in 2002 the market saw the release of Nokia 5510, standing out owing to landscape layout of controls and bundled music player. However being a bulky and strangely designed device, the 5510 didn’t hit the charts’ top. In summer of 2003 the company launched the successor to the first attempt in this field – Nokia 3300, which boasted the same form-factor, but got amplified with radio module.



Link: Mobile Review