Form Factor: The handset has a sliding alphanumeric keypad that hides behind the lower half of the phone when closed. Body Materials: The back and some components are made of aluminum, giving it a more premium feel than many plastic phones. However the top and bottom caps are plastic, gloss‑finished, and more susceptible to scratches. Dimensions & Weight: It measures around 95.2 × 46.1 × 15.9 mm, weighs about 110 grams, and has a volume of about 52 cc. It’s fairly thick (by modern standards) due to being a slider + the materials. Screen: A 2.2‑inch TFT display, QVGA resolution (240×320), supporting 16 million colors. Ambient light sensor provided to adjust brightness automatically. Keypad: When slid open, there is a flat‐bed alphanumeric keypad with well‑spaced keys. Tactile feedback is decent; the keys are large enough for relatively comfortable typing given the size. The sliding mechanism is solid and doesn’t feel loose or wobbly. Navigation / Other Buttons: Below the screen are the navigation pad (D‑pad) and soft keys, call/end, etc. There is also a dedicated camera key. Operating System: Symbian OS 9.3 with S60 (3rd Edition, FP2). A mature OS by the time, with many available apps and features. Processor / Memory: Runs on a ~600 MHz ARM11 CPU, with about 128 MB RAM, and internal storage roughly 45‑60 MB usable. Storage can be expanded via microSD / micro SDHC up to 16 GB. Camera: Back camera is 5 MP with autofocus, dual LED flash, Carl Zeiss optics. Video capture is more modest (e.g. VGA / 480p) depending on lighting. There is a front VGA camera for video calling. Networks: Supports quad‑band GSM + tri‑band WCDMA/HSDPA/HSUPA. So 2G plus decent 3G speeds (~10.2 Mbps down, ~2 Mbps up). Other Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR, micro USB 2.0. No WiFi. GPS also not included. Audio / Media: FM Radio built in, standard audio playback (MP3, etc.), loudspeaker. However the audio jack is 2.5 mm (less common) rather than 3.5 mm. Applications / UI: Comes with the usual Symbian S60 apps: calendar, messaging, contacts; supports Ovi services; social networking clients; a decent web browser with some Flash support; customizable home screen, themes. Battery: Removable Li‑Ion 860 mAh (model BL‑4CT). Talk & Standby: In ideal conditions: up to ~4 hours talk time on 2G, ~3 hours on 3G; standby up to ~300 hours (2G), or ~250 hours (3G). Music Playback: Impressive for its class—up to ~29 hours offline playback of music. ⚡Specifications Brand: Nokia Model Number: 6700 Slide Color: Blue, Purple, Pink, Green and Silver Type: Slider Phone (keyboard slides out) Weight: 110 Grams Material: Metal/Aluminum Back and Accents; Fairly Sturdy Build. Screen Size: ~ 2.2 Inches Resolution: 240 × 320 Pixels (QVGA) Rear (main) Camera: 5 MP, Autofocus, LED Flash (Dual LED) USB: Micro USB 2.0 Other: FM Radio, Loudspeaker Battery: Removable Li‑Ion 860 mAh (Model BL‑4CT) Talk Time: ~ 4 Hours on 2G, ~ 3 Hours on 3G Standby Time: ~ 300 Hours (2G), ~ 250 Hours (3G) Physical Keypad: Numeric Alphanumeric Keyboard, Plus Navigation (D‑pad), Soft Keys, etc. Sensor: Ambient Light Sensor 2G Bands: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 (Quad‑Band) 3G: WCDMA / HSDPA / HSUPA Support; HSDPA Upto ~10.2 Mbps, HSUPA ~2 Mbps