There is still Nokia, you didn't forget that didn't you!

Yeah, Nokia showed the world 3 new creations fresh out of their laboratories.

Let's start with the Nokia 6230i:

Nokia 6230i with high-resolution (208 x 208) screen and built-in 1.3 megapixel camera with a 3 x digital zoom expected in retail in the second quarter of 2005. The video recorder of the Nokia 6230i allows users to record videos of up to one hour, based on the storage of the MMC card included in the sales package. Nokia 6230i has an FM radio with Visual Radio and built-in stereo music player which supports several digital music formats, such as MP3, M4A and AAC. Push to talk technology allows users to connect to others over GPRS, similar to using a walkie-talkie. The triband Nokia 6230i camera phone will be available at an estimated retail price, excluding taxes and subsidies, of 350 EUR.



Then comes the new 6021:

The Nokia 6021 phone is equipped with a range of contemporary technologies for personal and business demands. Nokia 6021 enhances connectivity and synchronization with Bluetooth wireless technology and many added features, including push to talk technology, and voice activated dialing. The tri-band Nokia 6021 will be available at an estimated retail price, excluding taxes and subsidies, of 200 EUR. Nokia 6021 is expected to start shipping in the second quarter of 2005.



And the third of them the Nokia 6030:

In a classic design, the Nokia 6030 fulfils consumers main communications needs. It will be available for an estimated retail price, excluding taxes and subsidies, of 150 EUR. Nokia 6030 is expected to start shipping in the third quarter of 2005.





All pictures and quotes from: mobile-review.com

Today SonyEricsson presented some more handsets for their 2005 line-up.

First and most impressive: The K750i



We've covered this phone earlier, when some leaked pictures of it appeared in the net.
That was the story. ;)
Eldar from Mobile-Review.com has got an interview with a lead-developer of the K750i which is exremely interesting. Read it here because you won't get it here


Then we've got to phones in the middle of the market: J300 and K300. Both are also reviewed by Eldar.
J300 review





And last but not least the W800> which will be sold under the Walkman brand of Sony.


This a quote from mobile.review.com

This is rather a Sony Ericsson K750i modification which is only different in the absence of some functions and accessoires such as a USB-cable and software for transmitting music from a CD to the phone. The model is the first Walkman phone that means intended for listening to the music from the beginning. That is something like a hybrid of a player and a phone. As different to the K750 the maximum memory card is limited with the total number of 512 MB against 1 GB. The manufacturer claims at least 30 hours of listening to mp3 compositions non-stop. The plus of a model is the camera is similar to the K750. The model will appear on the market three months after the K750 that is in September and will cost similarly that is about 450 Euro. Sony Ericsson starts using the possibilities of the parent company Sony actively and that makes a real thread for many game players. The Walkman brand is widely known and that will undoubtedly influence the sales positively.

Mpio "One" or "1"



Specs
* Supports MP3/WMA/ASF/ogg, WMA DRM
* Capacity: 128M/256M/512M/1GB/2GB
* Screen：11 line (1.8”)TFT Color LCD
* FM tuner & recorder
* Supports Motion Pictures
* Compatible with usb2.0 OTG
* Battery life：15 hours
* Max output：13mw + 13mw


"Mpio Two" (or "2", pictured)

* As above but, up to 1GB & 2GB
* LCD：11 line (1.8”)TFT Color LCD

Source: dapreview.net

We've got the first pictures of the new models FY500, FY550 and FY600. All the three players have the same specs with memory capacyties ranging from 128MB to 1GB, MP3, WMA, ASF play-back, a 4 line LCD, an FM tuner, and USB 2.0.
No price information so far, but do you really want one of these players? ;).