Codenamed Thunder, the 2005 Nokia 3250 had a twisting lower half: turn it one way and the keypad became a camera, the other way and it became dedicated music controls.
At an estimated €65, the 2009 2700 classic was one of Nokia's most affordable full-featured phones, with a 2-megapixel camera and music player, and Nokia expected it to give many owners their first internet experience.
Kept "top secret" inside Nokia during development, the teardrop-shaped 7600 of 2003 was Nokia's second 3G phone, and many of its ringtones were composed by former demoscene musician Markus Castrén.
Marketed as an outdoor phone, the 2003 Nokia 5100 came in a rubber casing against dust, shocks and humidity, with a thermometer, flashlight, calorie counter and a decibel meter built in.
A 2001 update of the legendary 3310, the 3330 went online with a WAP browser, added a pinball game called Bumper and could download new Snake II mazes and Space Impact chapters.
The 2007 5700 XpressMusic had a twisting lower half with four positions: phone keys, music controls, camera, or a self-portrait camera for video calls, and in camera mode it could stand on its side to play videos.
Built for first-time phone owners, many of them in developing countries, the 2005 Nokia 1110 sold about 250 million units, and holding down the * key made it speak the time out loud.
Nokia's first entry-level flip phone and one of its few clamshells at the time, the 2004 Nokia 2650 joined the 2600 in bringing colour screens and polyphonic ringtones to Nokia's cheapest range.
Nokia's budget touchscreen smartphone of late 2009 got a big boost in January 2010, when Nokia made Ovi Maps navigation free, turning it into a voice-guided sat-nav. In North America it was sold as the 5230 Nuron.
Part of Nokia's luxury 8000 series, the 2002 8910 reportedly started at $1,500, combining a monochrome screen with a white backlight and Bluetooth, and it was followed by the colour 8910i.
The sliding sibling of the E71, the 2008 E66 traded the full QWERTY keyboard for a smaller, lighter body and added an accelerometer and animated transition effects that the E71 lacked.
Designed for buyers in markets like Africa, India and China at around €35, the 2007 Nokia 1200 was built for sharing, with several phonebooks and call-time tracking, plus a dust-resistant keypad and a torch. It sold over 150 million.
Announced in November 2008 as a budget music phone, the 5130 XpressMusic packed dedicated music keys, a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack and FM radio for an estimated €90, and T-Mobile USA later sold it for $29.99 after rebate.
Nokia pitched the 2006 E50 as the smallest, thinnest and most affordable member of its business Eseries, at around €300, offering companies a cost-efficient way to give more of their staff business email and calling.
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