Nokia introduces Bluetooth Keyboard for Mobile Phones

Jun 14 2004, 10:28am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Nokia introduces wireless bluetooth foldable keyboard along with the 5 new phones introduces today.

Nokia's Bluetooth wireless full-QWERTY keyboard works with Series 60 platform phones, including the Nokia 7610 phone which began shipping this month, and the Nokia 6630, and Nokia 6260.
The Nokia Wireless Keyboard is powered by two AAA batteries enabling an operating time of up to 50 hours, weighs only 190 grams and measures 262 x 87 x 13 mm when open and 133 x 87 x 19 mm when folded.
The Nokia wireless keyboard is scheduled for the fourth quarter 2004 at a retail price of approximately €135.
More details in Press-Release.

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