Introduction
Nokia launches a series of handsets for women from time to time (we could say yearly). The success of the L’Amour models have been pretty impressive as it seems, since they have kept their (Good? Bad?) habit and they have launched a similar wave of phones under a different name.
This is Supernova.
I had a mountain bike back in ’95 of the same name, it has been one of the cheapest models available, it was made in the Czech Republic but of course I have tried to forget this experience when I got 7610 for testing.
When picking up the package at XXL GSM, my colleague Bocha has also been there and so there were three of us looking at the box, remembering the original 7610 with its strange keyboard and trying to figure out how did a once premium category Symbian smartphone became such a toy with mirrors. The four digit numbers have come to and end, so now the guys at Nokia randomly place names like Classic, Slide, Supernova, Fold, Navigator after the classic numbers, completely disregarding the original models, thus stabbing a dagger in the hearts of those who have once owned one of these phones.
So it’s Supernova. It’s made for women.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
