Is this Nokia's geometry-happy 7900?

by Chris Ziegler, posted Jun 24th 2007 at 3:07AM

For a manufacturer that's arguably the most design conservative of the Big Five (or not), this here 7900 seems to be totally outside Nokia's comfort zone -- but who knows? We live in an era where Nokia's warmed up to American 3G, so we can say with confidence that crazier things have happened. Features are said to include WCDMA and quadband GSM, QVGA display, 1.3 megapixel cam, 1GB of internal storage, and an 11mm thick case that really brings out our inner mathematician. Until we see something a little more real on this one, though, we'll be filing it in the "fanboy rendering" cabinet.

[Via IntoMobile]

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

Tags: 7900, candybar, fashion, nokia, rumor

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Anthony @ Jun 24th 2007 11:47AM

Nokia's really not releasing much that's got less than a 2mp camera these days. They've certainly made odd design choices before (lest we forget their art deco series, or the numerous phones w/o keypads), but I don't know about this one...

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andy @ Jun 24th 2007 10:36PM

this reminds me of some 90s/earlier 2000s nokias.. really fugly

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hsmeilop @ Jun 26th 2007 4:42AM

i want to meet the designer of this phone and beat him up with my battered N3310. grrrr...

what was he thinking?

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Eric @ Sep 4th 2007 8:06AM

NEIN INFRAROT!!??

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SWED @ Oct 13th 2007 8:07AM

2 Eric: when you own, say, a Lambourghini Gallardo or any other premium sportcar you don't feel inferior due to the absense of the hook at the back of your car (the one that regular cars use to tow a caravan for example), do you?
so why a bluetooth'ed device should bother about a slow and crappy IrDA ?!

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