Hot on the heels of Vodafone's introduction of the 6234, Nokia starts pummeling store shelves with the 3G-enabled 6233, which is the Finnish maker's most advanced classic phone to date.
Equipped with tri-band GSM and 3G support, the modestly-sized Nokia 6233 measures in at 110 g and 108 x 46 x 18 mm. Despite its size, Nokia has managed to cram in a 2 Megapixel camera with 8x digital zoom, for which the high-resolution QVGA display doubles as a viewfinder. The display also features the latest version of Nokia's Series 40 platform, which includes a new Active Standby mode providing rapid access to frequently used applications.
Built around a stainless steel frame, the 6233 also packs dual stereo speakers and a music player supporting AAC and MP3 formats as well as a microSD card slot for memory expansion. Capable of audio and video streaming across 3G networks, the handset includes support for SyncML to enable calendar, contact and to-do data for enterprise users. Bluetooth is also included, offering among other functionality headset and printer connectivity, while a stereo FM radio brings up the rear.
Price and availability
The Nokia 6233 is now widely available across Europe, selling in the €325 range without subscription.
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