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Nokia 6600 Fold
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Description:
Nokia describes the 6600 fold as "beautiful to use" indicating that when opened the handset will conform to the shape of the face, as well as being spring-loaded to save you the torment of opening the phone with muscle power. This 3G phone also features a 3.2-megapixel camera and is expected to be released in Q3.
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- Nokia 6600 Fold Black | $439.00
- Nokia 6600 Fold Purple | $439.00
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