Nokia pushes the 6121, 6267, 3500 out in the middle of the road

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Jason Brashear @ Jul 24th 2007 12:24AM

Engadget's scathing review of the 6267 is way overcooked and off the mark. The 6267's 4 gig memory capacity, A2DP, choice of four colors, higher resolution video capture than any other 2 megapixel handset to date, among numerous other new features contradict the review. The Li-Ion 1020 mAh battery doubles the talk time to 6.5 hours from the 6131 and 6133 models. For all the Symbian and Window's fans, it probably won't even get a second glance, but for those who aren't interested in applications, then this will be a revolution. Including it the same review of the 6121 classic and the 3500 classic is also an injustice. Candy bar phones should have stayed in the last century where they belong. People will argue that the N95 is the best thing since sliced bread, but I contend that it's ugly, boring, main screen is exposed to elements, and wouldn't own it even if it were gold plated. Looks like the 6267 is not going to reach the States though. Regional Availability:

Asia-Pacific

China

Europe

Latin America
spec sheet http://www.nokia.com/NOKIA_COM_1/Press/Materials/White_Papers/pdf_files/Nokia_6267_data_sheet_final.pdf

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