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Nokia 8800 by Josh Rubin
Announced yesterday, the 8800 is the latest in Nokia's high-end slider series (my personal favorite of all the range). Featuring a stainless steel case and a ball bearing assisted slider, this statement in elegance is also packed with the usual array of features-- SVGA camera, Bluetooth, Triband GSM, high res screen, mp3 ring tones, digital music player, 3d rendering engine and more. What's even more compelling is that the ring tones were composed by Ryuichi Sakamoto.
This entry posted on 08 April 2005 at
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