Pics of new Phones

Wow,it looks like none of these are Symbian.

New messaging device and five phones for a wide range of consumers

The Nokia 6800, with its innovative design, is the first messaging device optimized for efficient text input. Mobile professionals can take advantage of its easy-to-use full keyboard for personal information management and messaging or otherwise inputting text. The Nokia 6800 also comes with a high-quality color display, SyncML support, email support, a stereo FM radio, as well as Java and MMS support.** The dual band Nokia 6800 is expected to start shipping in the first quarter 2003 in Europe, Africa and Asia.

The Nokia 7250 is a svelte fashion phone with an integrated CIF camera. Boasting a full color display, support for MMS** and Java, the Nokia 7250 also incorporates a stereo FM radio and tri-band functionality. The Nokia 7250 is expected to start shipping in the first quarter 2003 globally.

The Nokia 6100 phone, the world�s smallest and lightest GPRS, MMS** phone with color display, has a slim, streamlined shape with a wide complement of features. It is a tri-band mobile phone functioning around the globe wherever GSM/GPRS 900/1800/1900 networks are available. The Nokia 6100 phone is expected to start shipping before the end of 2002.

Reflecting today�s trends in bold yet functional active lifestyle attire, the Nokia 5100 combines wearability and durability with tri-band functionality (EGSM 900/GSM 1800/1900) The Nokia 5100 phone also includes a full color display, Java and MMS functionality**, wrapped in a modern design created to inspire people with an active leisure lifestyle. Shipments are scheduled to begin globally in the first quarter 2003.

The Nokia 8910i links genuine materials with functionality and elegance in inspired ways, thereby continuing the successful design path of its predecessors. Offering MMS**, Java, Bluetooth wireless technology, HSCSD and GPRS, the sleek titanium-cased Nokia 8910i is clearly a premium phone in a class of its own. Deliveries of the Nokia 8910i (EGSM 900/1800) are expected to start in the first quarter 2003 in European, African and Asian markets.

The Nokia 2100 is the first mobile entry product, an affordable and easy-to-use mobile phone for voice and text messaging to cater to first time users in low mobile penetration markets in Europe, Africa and Asia Pacific. The Nokia 2100 is expected to be commercially available during the first quarter of 2003 in Europe, Africa and Asia Pacific.

Developers interested in creating software applications Nokia phones can source product specifications, get technical assistance and download tools from Forum Nokia, Nokia's global developer program, at http://www.Forum.Nokia.com.



Innovative mobile enhancements

The Nokia Observation Camera is a unique stand-alone imaging device that allows users to request and receive information remotely. This can be done by simply sending a text message to the Observation Camera, which may be installed in various places. When the Observation Camera receives the request message, it takes an image and sends it to the mobile phone number or an e-mail address defined in the message. The images are sent as an MMS.** The Nokia Observation Camera operates within the GSM 900/1800 network coverage area in GPRS environment and is expected to start shipping in the second quarter, 2003. It will be available in Europe, Africa and Asia.

The Nokia Camera Headset HS-1C is a combined easy-to-wear digital camera and headset enhancement for compatible Nokia phone models with the Nokia Pop-PortTM interface connector.* The Camera Headset enables users to take digital images and send them as MMS with text, image, and/or audio content.** The Camera Headset will start shipping globally in December 2002.

The Nokia Music Stand enhancement allows the Nokia 7250 phone�s built-in radio to be played through high-quality stereo speakers, simply by placing the Nokia 7250 into the stand. The Nokia Music Stand also works with the Nokia 6800 via its Pop-Port connector. It will be available in the first quarter 2003 globally.

I can just see the pop-up ads for the Observation Camera now 😮ops:

Here's a pic of the 2100, it's missing above. From www.forum.nokia.com:

Here's a pic of the 2100, it's missing above.

I didn't put it up on purpose, I mean, Monochrome screens are just soooo last millennium 😉

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It's just because someone complained in another thread that there are no pics of 2100 in Nokia's press-material section 😉.