They will be commercially available starting the third quarter of 2009, except for the 7020, which should go on sale in the fourth quarter of the year. Nokia 2730 classic is, as its name suggests, a candybar – one that looks fairly good.

The specs of Nokia 2730 classic include 3G, a 2 inch QVGA screen, a 3.5mm headset jack and expandable memory. The handset will be sold for €80 ($107), before taxes and subsidies. Nokia 7020 is a clamshell that “uses light, color and metal finishes to convey personal style”.

t will come for €90 ($120), with features like a 2.2 inch QVGA internal display, FM radio and a 2MP camera. Lastly, Nokia 2720 fold is an ultra-basic handset, sporting a 120 x 160 pixels internal display, a 1.3MP camera and a “mirror-effect design”.

[Via: unwiredview]

The Nokia 8208 is equipped with a 2.2 inch display with 240 x 320 resolution. It reveals a keypad when slid up whereas when slid down it provides an easy access to the dedicated music controls. The FCC document also confirms that the phone supports EVDO Rev and its headsets are accompanied with a Bluetooth 2.0+EDR with support for A2DP and a FM radio.

There is a massive 16GB memory storage space with which the phone can store in approximately 4000 songs in various music formats. Apparently, the phone should be based on Symbian S40 platform and users might be able to access assisted GPS services as well.

The Nokia 8208 incorporates a 3 megapixel camera with flash and video recording capabilities. The battery life provides a talk time of up to 4 hours and a standby time of up to 11 days.

[Via: Infibeam]

And while this doesn’t mean a North American release will follow, at least we know that, if Nokia changed its mind regarding the phone’s launch, a US CDMA carrier could start selling in the near future. As you probably already know, Nokia 8208 has a dual-slide design that reminds us of the Nseries smartphones.

Specifications include:

• 2.2 inch display with 240 x 320 pixels and 16 million colors
• Nokia S40-like UI
• External music keys
• GPS
• Bluetooth 2.0
• 3.5mm headset jack
• FM Radio
• 3MP camera with flash
• 150MB of internal memory
• MicroSD card support, up to 16GB
• Talk time: up to 4 hours
• Standby time: up to 11 days
• 101 x 45.2 x 15.9 millimeters
• 126.3 grams

[Via: unwiredview]

8MP Nokia N86 unofficially unveiled….

Nokia 6208c has just been officially announced. As expected, the 6208c will be sold mainly across China, as it features support for Chinese language and characters, and a touchscreen display with handwriting recognition. According to Nokia, other select markets should get the phone too, although there’s no word yet on which these are.

[Via: mobileburn]

However, unlike the E71 , the newly announced device lacks GPS, has 2 megapixel camera as opposed to E71’s 3.2 megapixels, and is more plasticy, but has somewhat improved keyboard – “CTRL and “CHR” now have separate keys and so do “@” and “/”. As for the size, the E63 is slightly thicker than the E71: it measures 113×59×13 mm/126g as opposed to the E71’s 114×57×10 mm/127g. The extra thickness was properly used and the new device has a “more regular” 3.5mm audio jack (the E71 has a 2.5mm jack).

[Via: intomobile]

Nokia has today announced that its N96 superphone is about to hit the stores. The all-in-one dual-slider comes with a 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, 16GB of internal memory, DVB-H mobile TV receiver, GPS, WiFi, 2.8-inch QVGA screen and a whole lot more.

According to the official release, first shipments of the Nokia N96 have started and it will be available with an estimated retail price of 550 EUR before taxes and subsidies…

[Via: Intomobile]