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  • Nokia Ships N71 Handset to Japan

    Nokia has started deliveries of Nokia N71 (Vodafone 804NK) in Japan. The Nokia N71 customized for Vodafone K.K. will be marketed in Vodafone K.K.’s 3G lineup under the name “Nokia N71 (Vodafone 804NK)” and became commercially available in Japan from August 12. Nokia has provided Vodafone K.K. with three 3G models so far: The Nokia 6680 (Vodafone 702NK II) which became available in December 2005 and the Nokia 6630 (Vodafone 702NK) which became available in December 2004, and the Nokia 6650 (V-NM701), which was added in August 2003.

    The Symbian device also comes with a 2 megapixel camera, on-board music player and FM Tuner, office documents viewer, e-mail client, web browser and synchronization capabilities with compatible PCs. The full spec. (in Japanese) .PDF Here

    Posted: 14 August 2006 | Filed: Terminal Technology, Wireless News | Feedback | Print |
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