Filed under: News | Mobile Phones
Sep 8 2004, 2:54am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Nokia introduces a smaller Communicator Smartphone called the Nokia 9300.
Is this the Treo killer that was rumored about? The Nokia 9300 measures 132x51x21mm and weighs 167g. The PalmOne Treo 600 measures 112x60x22mm and weighs 168g. So the Nokia 9300 is still 20 mm longer than a Treo 600, but its 10mm slimmer, the width is the same.
The Nokia has a bigger screen and a bigger keyboard to bring to the table. Nokia took out the camera to save space, the Treo 600 has one built-in.
The Nokia 9300 will be in stores early next year, until then PalmOne will have the Treo 650 on the market and maybe even another smartphone.
The Nokia 9300 has 80MB onboard expandable to 2GB with MMC cards. It is a tri-band phone supporting GSM/GPRS/EDGE.
More details in Nokia 9300 product page and Nokia 9300 press-release.
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