The Finnish manufacturer has already shown us their 1508, which provides high-speed internet access in a classic design and at an accessible price for CDMa networks. For Nokia, who primarily creates GSM handsets, the CDMA market is secondary but it has an increasing strategic importance. The slim handset announced now, has a 128 x 128 pixels large display, stereo FM radio, built-in handsfree, phonebook for 500 contacts and high-speed internet access, although this is accessible only when used as a cabled modem. The phone that works on CDMA 900/1800 networks, will be shipping before September, but of course this model won't be available in Europe, as there are no CDMA network operators at us.
Translated by Szaszati
