Nokia's 6301 UMA candybar hitting Europe in Q4

by Thomas Ricker, posted Sep 20th 2007 at 4:35AM

Helloooo convergence. Let's all take a moment to welcome Nokia's latest UMA handset to offer seamless voice and data mobility across GSM and WiFi networks. As such, Nokia's 6301 is an all-in-one, landline/cellphone solution be you at home or out and about. Unfortunately for some, home is defined as "select markets in European" for this tri-band candybar with up to 3.5-hours of talk time, 2-inch QVGA display, microSD expansion, 2 megapixel camera, MP3 player and FM radio, and integrated hands-free speaker. Hitting Orange's Unik/Unique service in Q4 of 2007 for an estimated pre-tax, pre-subsidized price of €230.

Gallery: Nokia's 6301 UMA candybar hitting Europe in Q4

Filed under: Handsets, Nokia, Orange, Symbian, GSM

Tags: 6301, candybar, nokia, uma

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migs @ Sep 20th 2007 7:00AM

its it 6301 or 6801?

title says: "Nokia's 6301 UMA candybar hitting Europe in Q4"

but the story says " As such, Nokia's 6801 is an all-in-one, landline/cellphone solution be you at home or out and about"

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migs @ Sep 20th 2007 9:50PM

Oh there..

now its corrected.. that was quick...

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Tom @ Sep 20th 2007 8:07PM

6301 I'd say, it's an updated 6300, after all!

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Robbert @ Jun 25th 2008 3:36PM

So when is the Nokia 6301 going to be released in europe??? I read everywhere that it's 4th quarter 2007. 3 days ago i saw on a website "Release in July 2008" but now i can't find that anymore :-S

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