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Nope, it’s not a Windows Mobile phone, but it looks as cool as a gravy biscuit. This clamshell device has BlackBerry Connect support and opens up to reveal a nice wide screen with a full keyboard. Closed it looks like just an ordinary Nokia phone.

Doug posted on the Nokia 9300 the other day, but I decided to post again with more details since this phone looks like it will be a hit with those that do not choose Windows Mobile.

Key Features

• Advanced voice features: handsfree speakerphone and conference calling capability
• Full keyboard and two 65,536-color displays
• Messaging options: email with attachments, SMS, and MMS
• Office applications: Documents, Sheet, and Presentations
• Organizer (calendar, contacts, tasks) and email with PC synchronization via Nokia PC Suite software
• Large memory storage: 80MB built-in memory plus MultiMediaCard (MMC)
• High-speed data connectivity with EGPRS (EDGE)
• Mobile Internet connectivity
• Symbian 7.0S OS (series 80 platform), Java MIDP 2.0 and Personal profile 1.0
• Contacts and calendar data transfer over Bluetooth wireless technology or infrared between compatible Nokia devices
• Pop-Port™ interface for mobile enhancement connectivity
• Tri-band (EGSM 900/1800/1900) operation for use on five continents

Cingular’s retail price is $349.00, but you can get it cheaper if you jump on a contract.

Details here

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