Nokia 6830 pics
By Barb Dybwad 
posted Oct 12th 2005 7:02AM
posted Oct 12th 2005 7:02AM
Aight, check this on the new Nokia 6830 from Nokia (also code-named the Nokia N68) — it's gonna be a WCDMA/quad band GSM phone heading to the European market rocking Bluetooth, WiFi, GPS, and EDGE. It's doing that oh-so-fly maxi-pad effect — QWERTY with wings, if you will. Peep the folded and demure look after the jump.
Doesn't look half bad.
HELL YES. This is just what Nokia fans have been waiting for. Hope it's Series 40 Version 3.
The Nokia 6800 is one of the best phones ever built. Hope to get this one and have a go too. wonder what system it runs on though?
this is the correct url
http://www.collider.com/index.asp?aid=1158&cid=15
I'd guess it's Series 60 (awesome) due to the menu and marking button (top left, top center, under the navi keys).
Something tells me its Series 60. Looks good, compared to the previous models with the open keyboard. Features look pretty good too, but still not compatible with the Sony Ericsson P990. Only if this had 3G...
What is WCDMA if it's not 3G?
*comparable, sorry
i mean with video call
#6 Isn't WCDMA == 3G ?
HELLO its NOKIA N70
This ia a Symbian 8.1 Series 60 version 3 phone.
www.godmode.com
I am hoping the "3G and "edge" mean that eventually the EDGE model will come to the US. Since CIng and Tmo had previous 6800 series phones.. this is a nice addtion Man! :)
Nokia e70
More on http://www.mobileburn.com/news.jsp?Id=1712&source=HOME
Must be series 40, all the other 68XX phones are.
General
* EGSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900 and WCDMA (3GPP Release 4) networks in Europe, Africa, Asia-Pacific, North America, and South America where these networks are supported
* Automatic switching between bands
* Speech codecs: FR, EFR for WCDMA, and AMR for GSM
Size
* Weight: 127 g (with Nokia Battery BL-6C)
* Dimensions: 117 mm x 53 mm x 22 mm (closed), 102 cc
* Full messaging keyboard with fold open design
Other Useful Phone Features
* Personal shortcuts
* Calendar
* Contact with images
* Customizable profiles
* Alarm clock
* Music Player (MP3/AAC)
* Media Player
* Notepad for short notes
* Automatic key guard
* Calculator
Memory Functions
Cover
* Up to 75MB internal dynamic memory for contacts, text messages, multimedia messages, ringing tones, images, video clips, calendar notes, to-do list, and applications
* Expandable memory with miniSD card 1
* Note that the memory capacity of the miniSD card in the sales package may vary depending on the market and/or your network operator/service provider
* Hot swap slot for easy miniSD card insertion and removal
Display and User Interface
Display
* Active matrix display
* Supports up to 256K colors within 352 x 416 pixels
* Up to 6 lines (Latin) in message viewing. Two display modes: portrait when flip is closed, landscape when flip is open
* Zoom enables enlarged view of content in office applications and the browser
Navigation
* Two soft keys with five-way scroll, power key can be used as profile key
* Configurable right and left soft keys
* Full keyboard with fold open design
* List and grid menu
* Active standby: provides fast access to applications with 5 items user configurable
* Symbian operating system OS 9.1
* Series 60, 3rd edition
Like iyanic said its nokia E70
http://www.europe.nokia.com/nokia/0,8764,81005,00.html#
And it's got wlan.
thank God it's running Series 60!!!
This proves I'm not mad :) I've mentioned about this phone and clues on my blog in May.. Surely, it's not the same design I found floating around the net.
Nokia announce E series 3 Business Series 60 phones
- E60
- E61
- E70
Nokia announced today the addition of three new models to its portfolio of
business-optimized devices. The Nokia E60, Nokia E61 and Nokia E70 - the
first of the new Nokia Eseries - are distinctively different in design and
allow businesses of all sizes to mobilize their workforce. Nokia Eseries
models combine attractive and easy-to-use designs that appeal to individual
business users with new underlying technologies that allow IT departments
to effectively manage security settings, corporate applications and data.
Each of the devices is designed to accommodate must-have mobile
applications needed in today's business world like mobile email and
advanced voice calling functions. The Nokia E60, Nokia E61 and the Nokia
E70 will be available in the first quarter of 2006 worldwide.. ...
Read more, photos, etc:
http://www.symbian-freak.com/news/1005/eseries.htm
Sincerely yours,
Apoc
This seems to be a new business line from Nokia, named E-series.
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a275/wafferboy/NokiaE-series.png
http://europe.nokia.com/press/public/global/phone/e60/02_e60_e61_e70_lowres.jpg
I don't know about you guys, but this phone seems GODLIKE.
1. It looks AWESOME
2. Has WiFi (!)
3. QWERTY layout (!)
4. It looks AWESOME
5. Symbian 60 (!!!!)
6. MiniSD (!)
7. Has WiFi (!)
8. Did I say it looks AWESOME? (!)
It has to have stereo MP3 though. If not... omg, Nokia, if you don't put stereo MP3... *sqeezes orange*
I had one of the precursors to this (the 6820), and the fold-out QWERTY keyboard is actually pretty useful. Plus it looks trick.
Best News Ever!
My brother and I both have the 6800, and my youngest brother has the 6820. These are excellent phones, and now if this model has GPS, We will all be very very happy
i've never used a qwerty that folded out like this; is it comfortable to use at all?
ey cuby ists super useful to use qwerty keyb like typin on a pc keyb.
i 'd got 5100 then my 6800 was stolen Arghhh i try some others then bought k750i cause i wntd to listen Mp3 but i miss qwerty keyb Nokia E series is Awesome /must have/
what the fricking? I just brought Nokia 6822 and there is new 6830 coming soon. ARgghhhh!
I had the earlier version of this phone from AT&T right before they and cingular merged... and after over a year people still gawk at it.
The best phone I ever bought. Easy to use and text.
Now looks like i gotta save for the update.
#27 (cuby) -- I've got a Nokia 6800, and the keyboard is actually more comfortable to use than many other keyboard-equipped phones, because you don't have to squeeze your hands close together to hit the tiny keys. Plus, the keys are rounded (sort of chiclet shaped) with a light "click" to each one, so that you really know which key you're hitting, and can thumb-type fairly fast. If this new phone has a similar feel, then I'm strongly considering it.
Just have to say it again, the 6800 is absolutely fantastic. Still using mine (because personally, i think the 6810 and 6820 are fugly). But this however, is a Godsend.
Grr. This just rubs more salt in my Sprint wounds. Will Sprint phones ever be competitive with the more universal GSM??
#33- No.
WCDMA IS THE SAME AS UMTS (3G)! With less overhead in royalties to those Monopolistic Minded Bastards at Qualcomm. It is what the majority of world mobile Operators are migrating too (i.e. GSM/GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, UMTS/HSPDA).
Another cool device that will no doubt hit CINGULAR first. DRATZ!!
Wow where are the faqggots this time? Well let me be the first idiot then...
OH ITS UGLY! (I.E. IM STUPID!! IM GAY!!)
Just kidding, I'm suprised some idiot didn't say that though. Nice phone!
It looks hard to use, in the sense that you cant easily one hand the keyboard, while using the other to support the device. It looks killer for using flat on tables though, but that diminishes the portability.
#37, I had the nokia 6800, and currently have the nokia 6810 (bought it off a website, because of the bluetooth to use w/ my car), and I can truly say that you don't have to put it on a table to use it. Once the phone is opened all the way, it locks into places, and it takes a bit of "force" to unlock it, so no worries there, plus if you want to use it one had, it still has the letters on the numberpad (and yes it is three letters per number). I have been waiting for this phone for a year and a half, and it was well worth the wait. Just curious, does anybody know if the phone has FM radio, I am still going to buy it, but I am curious?
It's called E70 now - and Nokia seems to be making them silver, not black as the first versions were!
Why is this a problem?
I own the 6820 and 6822 and when the backlight is on, you cannot read the letters when there is medium ambient lighting (most indoors places). Silver with black letters becomes silver with somewhat light letters; poor contrast. The buttons must be black and the letters white for optimum visibility.
I also had the 6800 which at least had the main keys on the keyboard black. But these all-silver buttons are hopeless. I find myself turning it in my hand to find a position where the light does not shine directly through the characters. A pain.