Nokia
Asha 203

The Asha 203 was a candy bar phone which was part of Nokia’s “Touch and Type” range. It combined a traditional keypad with a 2.4- inch touch screen which Nokia said made it “ideal for browsing, scrolling and opening applications”. It had a two-megapixel camera, music player, FM radio, Nokia Browser, and Bluetooth connectivity, and supported memory cards up to 32GB. The Asha 203 (and its sister product the Asha 202) were the first Series 40 phones to support a range of EA games and were offered with a 40-game pack as a free extra for the first 60 days the phones were available. This game pack included popular titles such as Tetris, Need for Speed, The Run and Bejeweled. At launch, the Asha 203 had an estimated retail price of approximately EUR 60.