Nokia has rolled out the Nokia 6263 classically designed mobile phone in the US market through T-Mobile.
Offering the latest features, the handset integrates e-mail capability with support for attachments, a 1.3 megapixel camera with video recorder and a music player. It also sports 2.2-inch 16 million color QVGA primary display, integrated stereo FM radio, large exterior mounted music keys and 512MB memory card to store around 350 songs or up to 3000 with an optional 4GB card.
The fold-style mobile phone also provides a powerful XHTML browser, Java support, Flash Lite content and allows the user to synchronize the desktop with the device by using the company’s PC Suite software. Bluetooth wireless technology helps you to connect the 6263 to a wide variety of mobile enhancements like stereo wireless headsets and speakers, computers and even new vehicles.
Frank Vium, vice president of sales for Nokia, maintained “Many customers are looking to own a device that offers the latest conveniences, and want all of those features in a stylish – but classically-styled – phone. The Nokia 6263 is designed expressly for those people. We are excited to be working with T-Mobile to bring this compelling blend of fun and function to customers across the country.”
Nokia 6263 works on standard high capacity battery that delivers up to 3 1/3 hours of talk time, or over 11 days of standby time. This classic handset is compatible with music file formats such as MP3, AAC, eAAC+ and WMA as well as the DRM-protected Windows Media music files.
Consumers can buy the Nokia 6263 from selected T-Mobile retail stores.
