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Nokia’s newest candybar handset, the Nokia 3500 Classic, come in a wide variety of eye-catching colors. The phone features an integrated FM radio, a 2MP camera, instant messaging, and enough memory to store up to 2,000 contacts. Its battery provides 3 hours of talktime and 12 days of standby time. The Nokia 3500 Classic retails for $180 before taxes and subsidies.

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The Nokia 6267 mobile phone comes with a dedicated MP3 player for ease-of-use, 3G connectivity for fast Internet browsing, video calls, and downloads, support for up to 4GB of expandable memory, a 2MP shooter with flash and 8x digital zoom. It battery offers up to 6.5 hours of talk time and 12.5 days of standby time. The clamshell Nokia 6267 retails for approx. $320.

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Sony Ericsson has announced the Cybershot K850 camera phone that features an excellent 5MP camera with autofocus that includes a xenon flash, shutter button, and the ability to record QVGA video at 30fps. The handset also provides the Photo Fix system that allows you to fix your pictures on-the-go. In addition, the K850 also supports quad-band GSM/EDGE/HSDPA, and offers MP3 playback, 40MB of memory, and the option to upgrade the memory through the help of M2 or microSD cards.

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The Sony Ericsson Z320 is a new clamshell phone which offers you all the basics of a camera phone. The camera only has a resolution of 1.3MP, and the phone doesn’t support memory cards. The phone will be available in Crimson Red or Atlantic Blue. Measuring 87mm x 47mm x 20mm and weighing at just 90grams, the Sony Ericsson Z320 will be released in selected markets from Q3 2007.

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Sony-Ericsson’s W910i slider is the first Walkman phone to include HSDPA. The phone supports US networks including AT&T to provide high-speed access for streaming audio, uploading images and videos from its 2MP rear camera, or video chats through its smaller front camera. The handset also debuts a new Shake control mode that can switch music tracks or steer games by moving the phone itself. The Sony-Ericsson W910i should be available internationally during fall 2007. Pricing is still unknown.

Via Electronista

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