Q What model is this vintage Nokia phone? 5

Nokia mobile phone model map + old model.

20 Nokia Classic phones: 1, Nokia 5110 (1998)2, Nokia 8110 (1998)3, Nokia 8210 (1999)4, Nokia 3310 (2000)5, Nokia 6310 (2001)6, Nokia 3530 (2002)7, N O K i A 6100 (2002)8, Nokia 7650 (2002)9, Nokia N Gage (2003)10, Nokia 3200 (2003)11, Nokia 3650 (2003)12, Nokia 5100 (2003)13, Nokia 6600 (2003)14, Nokia 7600 (2003)15, Nokia 6230 (2004)16, Nokia 6820 (2004)17, N O K I Ah 7280 (2004)18, Nokian90 (2005)19, Nokia9300 (2005)20, Nokia5300 XM (2006).

The Senator was Nokia's first mobile**, model NMT450, produced in 1982 and much larger than today's mobile phones.

Nokia is a multinational company engaged in the production of mobile communication equipment and related services, originated in 1865, the main business began to be logging and papermaking, in the late 19th century and early 20th century into the telecommunications industry, until 1982 to produce the first mobile **senator, this mobile phone can be said to be Nokia's oldest model.

Nokia 808, Nokia Lumia 920, Nokia 620, Nokia 1011, Nokia 8110, Nokia 9000 Communicator, Nokia 5110.

Nokia Corporation is a multinational company headquartered in Espoo, Finland, mainly engaged in the production of mobile communication products. Founded in 1865 as a paper-making business, Nokia gradually expanded into rubber shoes, tires, cables, and finally developed into a mobile phone manufacturer.

Since 1996, Nokia has held the No. 1 market share for 14 consecutive years. In the face of the rise of smartphones with new operating systems, Nokia's position as the world's No. 1 mobile phone sales was surpassed by both Apple and Samsung in the second quarter of 2011. On February 11, 2011, Nokia and Microsoft reached a global strategic alliance and in-depth cooperation to jointly develop the Windows Phone operating system.

On July 11, 2013, the Nokia Lumia 1020 with 41 million pixels was officially unveiled in New York. On September 3 of the same year, Microsoft announced the acquisition of Nokia's Devices & Services division (Nokia's mobile phone business) for about 100 million euros**, and obtained the relevant patents and brand authorizations.

Nokia mobile phones can be divided into 3 categories, divided into smartphones and non-smartphones, and tablets. In addition to the abandoned Symbian and Meego, there are also Microsoft Windows Phone and Nokia's latest ASHA system, while non-smartphones use their own Nokia OS S30 or S40 interface (but with the transformation of the ASHA system into an intelligent system, I believe that Nokia will only use the S30 interface as a non-smart phone interface in the future). The tablet is also part of the Lumia series along with the Windows Phone smartphone, which is equipped with Windows RT.