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Phone Model: Nokia 6212 classic
Phone type: Quadband
Brand: Nokia
Camera: 2 MP
Network: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
Size: 114.7 x 47.1 x 14.5 mm, 66.1 cc
Weight: 88 g
Display: TFT, 16M colors, 240 x 320 pixels, 2 inches
colour: Black
Battery: Standard battery, Li-Ion 1000 mAh (BL-4U)
Function: GPRS, EDGE, 3G, Bluetooth v2.0 (with A2DP), miniUSB, Nokia Xpress Audio messaging, PTT, Java MIDP 2.0, Music/Video player, Built in handsfree, Stop watch
Released Date: August 2008
Price: AUD $339
Every person is now looking forward to the release of this new Nokia 3G handset, 6212 classic. 3G functionality is not only the reason for that. This handset features the new Near Field Communication (NFC) technology which can make the phone smarter. Are you wondering why? The users can easily receive new weblinks, contact data or audio files directly to their phone by simply tapping an NFC-enabled tag.
Besides, they can share their videos and photos, again, by tapping another NFC-supported phone and pairing with a Bluettoth NFC-supported device. As your faithful partner, this 6212 is able to keep some secret for you! Lets say your credit card, you can store your credit card information and access their account online directly from the handset.
And, you don’t need to worry even if your ‘partner’ lost in the city. Those transactions are made secure by requiring you to enter a passcode, so losing this phone shouldn’t be as scary as you might think. Also, this new Nokia device can also be used as a travel ticket or for mobile payments. Travel tickets can be charged over the air, so there is no need to wait at the service counter.
The 6212 classic comes with a ‘ok’ body (114.7 x 47.1 x 14.5 mm) but a very light weight-88 gram. The 2 inch QVGA display is bright and the keypad of the phone is designed into the new Nokia style! Note that the Nokia 6212 classic will be released around August 2008 and is priced at AUD $339 before tax.
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