 Hey guys, it's Chris at The Verge and I'm here with the Nokia Asha 200. This is actually Nokia's lowest priced QWERTY device ever, 60 Euro before taxes. The notable thing about this is that it has a SIM 2 slot on the side and the key there is that it's hot swappable. So there's an internal SIM that's always present but the second one can be hot swapped, you don't have to reboot the device. So if you have a second account that you say change between states or provinces, you can do that with that slot there. The back is also very interesting, very bright, I don't know if you can really make that out on camera but it's seriously like neon green and it's coming up in a bunch of bright colors for launch. It also has a very nicely designed bezel along the side. This isn't a very cheap looking device. It feels light, it's plastic all the way around but it has a premium feel to it. Camera obviously, no LED flash. Speakerphone on the bottom, that's the Asha 200. There's also a single SIM variant that's the 201, same price, 60 Euro. Next we have the Asha 300 which is a step up from the 200 and 201. This has a numeric keypad on the bottom and a resistant touch screen on top. There have been a lot of bad memories about resistive screens in the past, not so here. It has a very, dare I say, capacitive feel to it. No real give at all. When you turn on the screen you get a swipe to unlock motion down here. You go like that and you're in. This is 85 Euros and it's 3G with full HSPA. Like the 200 and 201, it's stylized on the back, not quite as cool of a bezel but still kind of a premium finish on the back there. Satin has kind of a metal look to it. No LED flash at the top but 5 megapixel camera. Finally we have the Asha 303. This is sort of the high end device in the Asha line. Full QWERTY keyboard along the bottom. Capacitive display up top. Curved back with a metal battery cover. Sort of a brushed appearance to it. 3.2 megapixel camera. And like the 300, when I turn it on you'll get a, oh no you don't get a swipe to unlock that time, but what you do get is a swipe gesture to launch different functions and that's configurable. You can change what that does. You can go top to bottom. Now it looks like you can't do those but you can do side to side. One other thing I want to point out is that it has Angry Birds Lite preinstalled. You can buy the full version from the store. But this is, along with the announcement of these devices, this is the first time that Angry Birds has been available on a feature phone. Runs in Java. And of course you get the typical Angry Birds experience thanks to that touch screen. So this is 115 Euros and it's launching this quarter.
 Hey guys, it's Chris at The Verge and I'm here with the Nokia Asha 200.
 This is actually Nokia's lowest priced QWERTY device ever, 60 Euro before taxes.
 The notable thing about this is that it has a SIM 2 slot on the side and the key there
 is that it's hot swappable.
 So there's an internal SIM that's always present but the second one can be hot swapped, you
 don't have to reboot the device.
 So if you have a second account that you say change between states or provinces, you can
 do that with that slot there.
 The back is also very interesting, very bright, I don't know if you can really make that out
 on camera but it's seriously like neon green and it's coming up in a bunch of bright colors
 for launch.
 It also has a very nicely designed bezel along the side.
 This isn't a very cheap looking device.
 It feels light, it's plastic all the way around but it has a premium feel to it.
 Camera obviously, no LED flash.
 Speakerphone on the bottom, that's the Asha 200.
 There's also a single SIM variant that's the 201, same price, 60 Euro.
 Next we have the Asha 300 which is a step up from the 200 and 201.
 This has a numeric keypad on the bottom and a resistant touch screen on top.
 There have been a lot of bad memories about resistive screens in the past, not so here.
 It has a very, dare I say, capacitive feel to it.
 No real give at all.
 When you turn on the screen you get a swipe to unlock motion down here.
 You go like that and you're in.
 This is 85 Euros and it's 3G with full HSPA.
 Like the 200 and 201, it's stylized on the back, not quite as cool of a bezel but still
 kind of a premium finish on the back there.
 Satin has kind of a metal look to it.
 No LED flash at the top but 5 megapixel camera.
 Finally we have the Asha 303.
 This is sort of the high end device in the Asha line.
 Full QWERTY keyboard along the bottom.
 Capacitive display up top.
 Curved back with a metal battery cover.
 Sort of a brushed appearance to it.
 3.2 megapixel camera.
 And like the 300, when I turn it on you'll get a, oh no you don't get a swipe to unlock
 that time, but what you do get is a swipe gesture to launch different functions and
 that's configurable.
 You can change what that does.
 You can go top to bottom.
 Now it looks like you can't do those but you can do side to side.
 One other thing I want to point out is that it has Angry Birds Lite preinstalled.
 You can buy the full version from the store.
 But this is, along with the announcement of these devices, this is the first time that
 Angry Birds has been available on a feature phone.
 Runs in Java.
 And of course you get the typical Angry Birds experience thanks to that touch screen.
 So this is 115 Euros and it's launching this quarter.