Just a few minutes ago JBC over at Nokia Conversations has posted an awesome piece of news for the emerging markets, Indonesia in particular. Nokia has launched 5 new affordable and stylish devices in the ever green classic look. This might not be your cup of tea for those who are stuck on to the more high end devices viz Nokia N97, N900 but it is a much welcomed news for people who still have not seen the true power of 3G. Following are the devices with a few specs alongside.

The colour screen marks this out as an entertainment device whilst the changeable colour covers set it apart from the rest. Like the 1280, this device also sports a flashlight, FM radio and anti-dust keypad along with support for Nokia Life Tools, it’ll also be available in the first quarter of 2010.

Upping the ante a little comes the Nokia 2220 slide. Alongside the slide design comes support for Ovi Mail, enabling users to create email accounts directly on the device. Similarly, the Nokia 2690 sports support for Ovi Mail and both devices brag GPRS and MMS support and 1,000 contact address books. The €45 Nokia 2220 slide also features a VGA camera and is expected to ship before the end of the year.

Anti-scratch cover and excellent dust resistance make this a tough device. 22 days battery life will ensure it keeps going whilst additional features such as the flashlight, FM radio and a phone book for up to five different users make it eminently useful in rural areas. Like the other devices launched today, the Nokia 1280 also comes with Nokia Life Tools pre-installed.

Rounding out the budget range is the €26 Nokia 1800. Due to launch in the second quarter of 2010 the 1800 comes with a headset for listening to the radio on the move and multiple address books.

The Nokia 2690 is an entertainment device and supports up to 2GB of memory through its memory card slot. it also comes with FM radio and an MP3 player and users can get more from their music thanks to the addition of a 3.5mm jack. With 14 days battery life, the €54 Nokia 2690 is expected to ship in the first quarter of 2010.