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Nokia presented today the Nokia 6300, a stylish stainless steel candybar that's 13mm thick. Triband GSM/EDGE (850/1800/1900) with a 16.7 million color QVGA display, 2 Megapixel camera, Bluetooth, MicroSD slot, FM radio and media player.

Nokia 6300 will begin shipping during the first quarter of 2007 for the price of about 250 euros before subsidies or taxes.

Via phonearena.

Nokia announced today the Nokia 2626, which is a dualband EGSM phone based on the Series 40 user interface. It has a 128x128 pixel display able to show 65,000 colours, has a one-touch FM radio, Nokia Xpress Audio Messaging, Voice Recorder, MMS, IM, MP3 ringtones, an email client, JAVA, WAP browser, and built-in handsfree speaker.

However, it seems that the new Nokia 2626 is aimed more at emerging markets, so I'm not sure if or when we'll see the phone in the main markets.

Via slashphone.

Nokia launched today the Nokia 6290, which is an S60 smartphone in a small clamshell body with interchangeable "quick covers." Features a 128 x 160 external color display with 3 navigation keys and a large QVGA internal display like the N75. Quad-band GSM/EDGE plus UMTS 2100. Features 2 Megapixel camera with flash plus internal video call camera, 50 MB built-in memory and MicroSD slot, Bluetooth, IR, FM radio and stereo speakers.

Via slashphone.

Looks like the Nokia 8800 keeps coming out with new special editions. After last week we presented you the 8800 Diamond Edition, now Nokia comes with the Nokia 8800 Sirocco Lamborghini Edition.

This Lamborghini 500-piece limited edition features, among others, a color TFT display, protected by scratch-resistant sapphire coated glass, a 2 megapixel camera and an integrated digital MP3 player in addition to Bluetooth, xHTML browsing, Instant Messaging, video streaming services, as well as data transfer over EDGE, GPRS, or TCP/IP.

The handset will also feature Lamborghini graphics as wallpapers, screensavers, ringtones, and even has a short documentary video about the Lamborghini. No word on the price, but I’m sure it’s quite expensive. However, who knows if these collectors edition cell phones will go up in value over the next few decades.

Via mobilewhack.

it168.com published some more pics of the successor of Nokia’s N93 phone. The Nokia N93i will be a compact phone boasting the same camera capabilities and other technical aspects. Changes made were only in the exterior design. The Chinese website also reckons that the phone will be unveiled next month in Beijing.

Via it168.