Nokia 7100s (Supernova) pokes its head out
Nokia adds another device to their plain standard affair phone lineup (as compared to the flurry of E and N series devices out). Called the 7100s, or perhaps 7100 Supernova, Nokia’s little slider looks interesting enough, but geared more towards those who want to avoid all the flash, buttons, and complexity of smartphones. The details and pricing on this device are limited, but here we have a couple specs on what the Supernova will offer:
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Symbian S40 UI
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Tri-band GSM/EDGE (900 / 1800 / 1900) connectivity
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QVGA TFT display with 262K colors
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Music player
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FM radio
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Bluetooth 2.0 & USB 2.0
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Opera Mini browser, email
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Flash Lite 2.1.1 support
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1.3 MP camera
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MicroSD card slot
Not sure if/when this will come to the States, but the unlocked market has fared well for most folks. Looking at the tri-band GSM/EDGE, however, it seems this phone would work best on T-Mobile’s network if you plan on snagging one unlocked. Otherwise, the feature department on this thing seems pretty lacking.
Triband?? What the eff Nokia?? We’re in 4th Quarter 2008–stop putting out incomplete world phones! It’s asymmetrical and annoying for people who want the best coverage where they live or travel.
And here we are complaining the Xperia doesn’t have quadband HSPA like we were hoping.
Symbian S40 UI
:looool:
Is that a single slide or dual slide device?
@Verizon Guy
No mention of QWERTY keyboard… and looking at the sliding mechanism, I think it’s just a single slider.
Do you really not know that S40 is nothing to do with Symbian? S40 is Nokia’s home built dumbphone OS.
Symbian based ui is s60.Symbian never did s40.S40 is nokia’s java supporting operating system for long time.Please correct the mistake.
where is the micro sd card slot