Nokia E65 all gussied up in black and brown

by Michael Caputo posted Feb 1st 2007 at 4:47PM

We said it before and we'll say it again, we would like our phones to work and this incessant teasing is beginning to wear our patience. Another Nokia E65 has appeared on eBay and there isn't a question about it being fake, however what is interesting is the color combination we are seeing. Finland's finest decided to put out the phone in a matte black and a textured brown color. We're becoming quite partial to the new brown color we see, now only if we could get our hands on it.

[Via Ring Nokia]

Filed under: Handsets, Nokia, Symbian, GSM, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS

Tags: display unit, DisplayUnit, dummy unit, DummyUnit, e65

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Lebeu @ Feb 4th 2007 11:47AM

Say what? Keeping it real fake part LL: fake cellphone dummies? Are you serious...?

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mjt @ Feb 2nd 2007 6:06AM

From a reliable source (read Nokia): this is not a fake. The handset will officially be announced at 3GSM in Barcelona and will be offered in 2 colours: red & mocca. It's a 3G phone aimed at the European (sorry guys!) market. Target market launch is beginning of March 07.

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genedp @ Feb 2nd 2007 7:51AM

I couldn't give a hoot what color in which a Nokia phone comes. They won't get my businss (nor I hope anyone else's in this country) until they learn that Americans who travel want quad-band phones with US HSDPA frequencies. 95% of my phone use is in the US...not in Europe.

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brainticket @ Feb 10th 2007 5:06PM

I saw this phone(brown color) in store at the local MediaMarkt store in Budapest. It looked the same as this dummy.

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