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Nokia's 1680 Added to T-Mobile Roster

Oct 9, 2008, 9:57 AM by Eric M. Zeman

T-Mobile has added the entry-level Nokia 1680 to its lineup of phones. The 1680 is a bar-style phone that has a VGA camera with video capture, speakerphone, and basic SMS, MMS and IM messaging features. It costs $15 after rebate with new agreement and is available through T-Mobile's Web site.

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T Mobster

Oct 9, 2008, 12:00 PM

Not a bad phone for the money....

if you want to buy this phone outright it's only $60. plus it's a nokia so it will last. i just can't wait till we get n-series phones.

thizmobile

Very nice phone for the money, and T-mobile will be getting the N95 in the future since it will run off of our 3g network. Confirmed by nokia and T-mobile.

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johnkzin

Something this basic, but that also had 3G and tethering, would be quite nice. Yeah, I'd expect it to cost more, but no frills + tethering is what I'd like to see in a phone, really.

Jayshmay

Comparable phones like this, but Motorola are $20 dollars @ Wal Mart! 🤣

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witchie17

Oct 9, 2008, 10:45 AM

1680's a very basic phone

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The phone does not have connectivity.Pretty good for emergency calls only.

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