Nokia 6600 now under $300

T-Mobile offers the new Nokia 6600 in the USA and now Amazon.com carries it for $299.99 after rebate.

The Tri-Band Nokia 6600 is based on the Symbian Series 60 Platform. It features applications like Video Recorder and Player, multi-slide MMS messages and more.

Features:

• Tri-band GSM phone with built-in Bluetooth, VGA camera, 65,000 color display and speakerphone
• RealOne Media Player for the ultimate multimedia experience.
• SMTP, POP3, IMAP4 email support via Nokia's Series 60 Smartphone Software
• VGA camera features 640 x 480 digital still resolution, 2X digital zoom, night and portrait mode. Video recorder records 10 second clips at 176 x 144 resolution
• Includes phone, SIM card, rapid travel charger, handsfree earbud, 32MB MMC card, instruction manual.
• Unit Weight: 4.3 oz.
  
• Size (in inches): 2.29 x 4.28 x 0.93
  

Buy the Nokia 6600 Now!

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