Miki Mehandjiysky

Nokia 1100 GSM (World) - Q4 2003 - This entry level product is aimed at users in low budget markets. It became available in Q4 2003, but remains a very strong seller even today. Several color update versions exist. A compact fully functional GSM phone with value adding features such as ergonomic grip, front-loaded one piece keypad, a long-lasting lithium battery, SMS predictive text, powerful flashlight, extended calendar, addressbook, games and more! Designed in California, USA.

Nokia 1100 GSM (World) - According to recent Reuters data, the Nokia 1100 has sold over 200 Million units worldwide, which makes it the top selling consumer product in history. Nokia Inc.'s 1 Billionth phone was a Basic 1100, sold at a prepaid store in Nigeria in April 2007.

Nokia 1100 GSM (World) - According to recent Reuters data, the Nokia 1100 has sold over 200 Million units worldwide, which makes it the top selling consumer product in history. Nokia Inc.'s 1 Billionth phone was a Basic 1100, sold at a prepaid store in Nigeria in April 2007.

The Nokia 7250 was Nokia's first Fashion Phone with a digital camera. It was very compact and featured a color display. The keys had a flow integrated with the design's curvature, however they were also highly ergonomic and enabled the user to type with a single hand, without looking at the screen- a very intuitive User Experience.

Nokia 7380 'L'Amour' Collection Fashion Phone - An extremely appealing High-End Fashion Phone with exclusive features- an innovative fashion statement to complement your eclectic style. Iconic slim design, stunning compact size, sensually accentuated with leather, cloth, metal, and ceramic finishes. Features the intuitive Nokia Naviâ„¢ Spinner. First in the industry glass mirror display with light-enhanced effects. 2-megapixel flash-enabled camera. Part of L'Amour Collection. (relase date: 18 October 2005) 2006 IDEA Excellence Award (IDSA)

Nokia 7380 - campaign in China

2006 IDEA Silver Award

Nokia 7380 L'Amour - alternative color (concept) - This color choice was with a clear masculine skew and did not feature the flowery motive on the Mirror Window. After much deliberation, Nokia Inc's product marketing made the bold decision to launch the award-winning L'Amour Collection with a definite feminine (or perhaps, metrosexual) skew, which is well known the officially publicized photos.