Nokia Unveils Five New Handsets

June 19, 2006 By Geoff Duncan

Nokia Unveils Five New Handsets

Finlands's Nokia has revealed five new handsets, including new 3G phones and two cameraphones, set to reach markets later this year.

Finland’s Nokia, known for releasing an average of nearly two new mobile handsets a month during a typical year, has introduced a collection of new handsets at the company’s Nokia Connection 2006 conference in Singapore.

With one hand, Nokia is promising “3g for everyone” with new phones (including a new inexpensive 3G handset) while on the other hand Nokia’s rolling improved cameras and Bluetooth connectivity typically found in high-end gadgets into new mid-range phones to satisfy consumer demand.

The traditionally-designed (and by this, Nokia means “candybar”) Nokia 6151 GSM phone will support streaming also and video content (including support for over-the-air media services), offer a 1.3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth connectivity, built-in music player, microSD memory expansion, push-to-talk capability, and 30 MB of user memory. Priced at about

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Tim Stevens at 10:37pm 26th June 2006 pang: what's better than others? the candy bar design? i like that one too. i like to keep my phone in my front pocket. having something slim and small would be ideal.
pang at 8:53pm 25th June 2006 is better than others
Joseph at 11:50am 19th June 2006 I actually think the candybar design looks better. Nokia has never been good with flip phones.
Frank J. at 11:50am 19th June 2006 The question is: Will anyone be interested in them? None of these really do it for me personally. The design is too bland.