Nokia 2630: Skinny And Cheap May 4, 2007

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Nokia has taken the wraps off its latest phone – its thinnest yet – the 2630.

Measuring just 9.9mm the 2630 is a good looking slinky candybar with a reasonable feature set for an entry-level phone. Even sweeter is the price tag of around £58, when it arrives in Q3, which is not a lot for an anorexic blower. Features include a basic camera capable of taking photos in 640 x 480 resolution, Bluetooth, FM radio, MP3 ringtones (but no player) and a flashlight.

The company also introduced the Nokia 2760, a stylish flipper for just few quid more, boasting video recording and playback in addition to most of the features found on the 2630.

It also sports built-in hands-free functionality. Jump now for a photo.-Martin Lynch

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