The Nokia 6260 offers mobile professionals the latest mobile technology features and applications, including push to talk with dedicated side key, document and presentation viewing (Quickword and Quickpoint), email and a VGA camera in a fold design. Based on Symbian OS 7.0s and the Series 60 2.1 platform, the 6260 opens to talk, folds and faces out for web browsing, twists to activate the camera and closes flat for standby. Additionally, the Nokia 6260 features a mobile VPN client, enabling mobile workers to access a corporate network and business email. It is expected to start shipping in Europe, Africa, Asia Pacific and Americas in third quarter, 2004.
The 6260 weighs 130 g and measures 102 x 49 x 23 mm. It supports Nokia's Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard enhancement. Users will enjoy its stereo sound, FM radio and MP3 player as well as side-mounted camera with movable display (open, closed, facing inwards, facing outwards - display rotates to fit screen orientation).
6 MB built-in phone memory can be further expanded using hot-swappable MMC cards (32 MB card with Try and Buy software comes with the phone). Connectivity options include Infrared, USB (PopPort) and Bluetooth. GPRS class 6 provides data transmission with speed up to 43,2 kbps.
Nokia 6260 - PROs AND CONs
ADVANTAGES:
- light and small
- fold design with side-mounted camera and movable screen
- MMC slot
- PopPort (USB connectivity)
- VPN client
- stereo sound, MP3 player
- FM radio
- document viewers: QuickWord and QuickPoint
- Push-to-talk with dedicated button
- Bluetooth keyboard support
DISADVANTAGES:
The first fold design Symbian OS phone from Nokia. Light and small and packed with great features including movable screen and display that rotates to match screen orientation, FM radio, MP3 player, mobile VPN client for business users, HTML browser, Push-to-talk with dedicated button and more.