6650: the first GSM/UMTS phone from Nokia
Nokia officially announced its first next-generation Nokia 6650, featuring a color screen, Java, MMS support, a built-in digital cam, capable of working in both GSM, and new W-CDMA (3G). At that GSM and UMTS modules are located on the same chip.
Nokia 6650 screen supports up to 4096 colors, a built-in digital VGA cam (turned on by opening lens cover) is capable of shooting still images and up to 20-sec movies, that can be sent to other subscribers over MMS. The phone weighs 141 g.
The phone is also provided with WAP 1.2.1 browser, supports Java, polyphony, e-wallet features. Besides, 6650 support multitasking.
Interfaces include USB, Bluetooth, infra-red port; the phone also supports GPRS (class 6) and HSCSD (class 6). According to Nokia, in UMTS mode, data incoming data throughput makes 128 Kbps, outgoing — up to 64 Kbps.
6650 features a calendar, Outlook-synched notebook. The additional software enables photo browsing, Nokia PC Suite enables short movie playback. Battery provides 2h20m (UMTS) or 2h40m (GSM) operation and up to a fortnight in the idle mode.
Nokia 6650 sales will start in H1 2003, the expected price is $734.60.
This HDW-2 Bluetooth hands-free on the photo is another novelty from Nokia.
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