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Nokia Expands Nseries Lineup

Nov 2, 2005, 4:52 AM by (staff)

updated Nokia today announced three new phones in its Nseries line of flagship phones. All three are 3G phones with video calling, 2 megapixel camera or better, S60 3rd Edition smartphone OS, a new full-web browser with "minimap" navigation and RSS, Bluetooth, FM radio, USB 2.0 with mass storage mode, and an SD or miniSD memory slot supporting cards up to 2 GB.

N92: TV phone with integrated DVB-H and a large 2.8" twisting, anti-glare QVGA screen supporting 16 million colors. Supports recording of live TV up to 30 minutes and 30-second instant replay. Also includes DLNA-compliant UPnP (Universal Plug-n-Play) for streaming multimedia to home devices over Wi-Fi. Full-size SD card slot. Available mid-2006.
N80: Slider phone with WCDMA 1900/2100 plus quad-band GSM with EDGE for the Americas. Also sports UPnP like the N92, a 3-megapixel main camera, hi-res 352 x 415 pixel main display, and miniSD slot. Available 1st quarter 2006.
N71: Clamshell phone with QVGA display, XpressMusic music player, and miniSD card slot. Available 1st quarter 2006.

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jcoberg10

Nov 10, 2005, 5:12 PM

video Calling??????

what is this..? is this what i think it is??

ItalianAngel8131

Nov 2, 2005, 8:32 AM

how many of these coming to cingular?

any of these coming to cingular? they look might expensive! i see the r doing the same thing as the samsung d307 it looks like. probably won't see any these phone (cause either they will b incompatible with cingular software or they won't b out until 2007)

HurricaneDonald

I haven't seen the specs on the N71, but the N92 is out because of no 850.

I'd bet my left nut they'll get the N81 Q3 of next year, though.

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Rich Brome

The N80 is quad-band and has WCDMA 1900, so it would be compatible with Cingular, including most (but not all) of their new 3G network. A Nokia exec also told me they will launch it in the US in Q1, and they expect it to be widely distributed in the U...
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fitzco

check out the site below. article reports on n80 shown with cingular logo.
my preference will be to purchase an unlocked version -although i am a former at&t, currently a cingular non contract user- i want all the features available on the phone and ...
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Mustafa

Nov 3, 2005, 5:52 PM

The Nokia N80

Will the Nokia N80 be coming to the US?

if so when and does ne1 know how much it will cost approximately

Mustafa

i read it will be coming to the US in first quarter of 06

I have not read enthing about the cost

Im REALLY REALLY REALLY looking forward to it!!! 😎

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Mustafa

Nov 2, 2005, 6:26 PM

Help ME PLZ

I have decided to get a cell phone and have chosen to get Cingular.
I want to know what phones are good.
These are the things i am interested in:
1.2+ megapixel camera
2.mp3 player that can hold alot of songs
3.Small light weight
4.Good reception (In NewYork, NewYork)

Please help me out
Remember i know practically nothing about phone as of now but i hope to learn 😁

Also i was wondering if i buy a memory card that fits in the phone will i be able to put more music on the phone.This is important bcuz i have 12+ Gigs of music on my comp

Thank You for helping me 🙂

djdelay

You would be better off asking in the Cingular Forum or the General Forum

lowdowndirtyworm

Based on your specs, I would suggest the Motorolla E1 ROKR. The only thing it lacks is that it does not have the megapixels you are after, but it is expandable and has one heck of a music player in it.

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Healthnutz

Nov 2, 2005, 3:17 PM

Please help a rookie out!

(W)CDMA...doesn't that mean it has to do with Verizon or Sprint?

And okay, is also says GSM...so that's Cingular. But how are these phones for both?

And what's a quad band and why is it special? Or "the end of the world"!!! Hahah 🤣 ..I seriously feel so lost sometimes on this site, I WILL learn though! 😁

bones boy

As far as the quad-band stuff, it gives you the ability to roam on the most GSM networks worldwide. Around the world, there are 4 frequency allocations for GSM (850/900/1800/1900 MHz), and a quad-band device would potentially give you the ability to a...
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djdelay

CDMA stands for Code Division Multiple Access.....that is the type of technology that is used by carriers such as Verizon and Sprint.

WCDMA actually stands for Wideband Code Division Multiple Access. This is the technology that current GSM compani...
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Healthnutz

AHHH....THAT'S what EV-DO is
...huh! Interesting. Okay, next time I'm hitting the glossary, but seriously folks--I couldn't have gotten that information from just looking up WCDMA...Thanks!

round of beers on me!!

Rich Brome

WCDMA is totally different from CDMA. The "W" makes all the difference! WCDMA is the new 3G standard for GSM networks. It can replace GSM, but for now it's just being added to GSM networks.

bones boy

Nov 2, 2005, 9:30 AM

WOW a quad-band phone from Nokia

The world is definitely coming to an end. 🙂

Rich Brome

It's not the first. The E61 and 6270 are also quad-band. 🙂

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SB2002

Nov 2, 2005, 9:13 AM

Thank god, a fresh appealing lineup!

I'm genuinely excited to see these phones. It's been a while since I've logged on and thought "Holy crap, now I REALLY want that phone (or phones!)..."

Way to go Nokia - now let's see how long it takes for you to crank them out! 😁

nextel18

yea, i agree.. way to go nokia... they have been finally some good phones that are going to be released and made by nokia but we will have to see how they will fair in the market place.

lets see what motorola will come out with...

jfahim

i agree as well...i just cant wait that long, so i got myself a 6682. still a series 60, but not as cool as these. oh well...maybe next time around

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