Nokia gets offiicial with 3G 6263 for T-Mobile
By Donald Melanson 
posted Dec 5th 2007 11:29AM
posted Dec 5th 2007 11:29AM
We already had a pretty good indication that this one was coming thanks to our pals at the FCC, but Nokia has just now gotten official with its 3G 6263 handset which, as we previously suspected, does indeed appear to be nearly identical to the Euro-centric 6267. Getting a slight downgrade from that model, however, is the camera, which now clocks in at just 1.3 megapixels as opposed to 2. You will get the same 2.2-inch QVGA display though, as well as the same built-in Bluetooth, microSD card slot, and usual range of internet and music player features. If that'll do, you should be able to grab one of these from T-Mobile right away.
Does T-mobile have any of their 3G network ready?
why wcdma on 850 and 2100?
I was wondering the same thing.
Btw Donald, there are only two "i"s in Official.
:)
looks like a cross between a 6133 and a moto v600
Well? Is the 3G officially launched from T-Mobile? How much does this thing cost?
No, the 3G network is not ready, this is pre-seeding the product for the network launch late next year. Sorry folks, have to be patient
late next year? did i hear that right? a whole year still to go??? W...T...F...?
"why wcdma on 850 and 2100?" Because they have the spec sheet wrong. They're showing the specs for the 6267. You'll also notice that the specs say 2 meg camera, but it's only a 1.3 If you click on the Sales Pack Content, it shows 6267 which is the European version.
Wheres the freakin LED flash for the camera like the 6267? A 1.3MP camera downgrade from 2.0MP?....Are you serious? Thats not even standard for 2007.
I know why T-Mobile enjoys downgrading their phones for potential business. Thats exactly why I refuse to upgrade any of their phones. And you were to think that with an $18 upgrade fee, you'd be getting something worth while....NOT!
Now watch guys, T-Mobile is gonna lock this thing up so users WONT be able to download & use third party internet applications such as Opera Mini 4 or Agile Messenger.