Great googlie mooglie, what’s this? Can it really be a 15-millimeter thin candybar from Nokia, the makers of those chunky multimedia computers? Ok, it’s not as thin as their N76 but let’s give ‘em some credit here for trying. Having fermented in the rumor mill for a few weeks, we now have ourselves a fully mature Nokia 6120 Classic running S60 3rd Edition, Feature Pack 1 over quad-band GSM and WCDMA/HSDPA 850/2100. The handset packs a 2-inch QVGA display, A2DP stereo Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR, a 2 megapixel camera with flash, and MicroSD slot to store your media. A pre-tax, pre-contract price of €260/$352 will get you up close and personal when these hit sometime before June lets out. Check all the pics in the gallery below. Sorry, only a tiny backside pic for now; Nokia’s being a bit shy ’bout their junk.

Gallery: Nokia’s 6120 Classic: thin HSDPA is (finally) in

    

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You can always count on Korea’s Pantech & Curitel to deliver some innovative features in its lineup of SKY handsets, and the new IM-R200 is no different, sporting a unique LCD keypad that must serve other functions as well to make up for its lack of tactility. Besides the fancy second screen, this single-slider (not dual, like the similarly-named R100) also features a two megapixel camera, QVGA display, 116MB of memory supplemented by microSD, and of course all the usual multimedia playback bonanza. We’d break you off a price and release date too, but we don’t know them, and unless you’re in South Korea, you don’t really need to know ‘em either.

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