Nokia has officially announced the Nokia 6681, a tri-band EDGE phone with the now-standard 1.3-megapixel camera, as well as a very nice 262k-color screen. Billed as an ‘imaging phone,’ most of the multimedia features center around smart software that can do things like adjust white balance or tweak color balance—nothing revolutionary, and certainly nothing that would be as effective as a higher-resolution sensor or a real, honest-to-god optical zoom.
Update: There’s also stereo music playback (finally) as well as push-to-talk capability. And they share the sliding camera door of the 6680.
The 6681 will be available in April in Europe for around €450 (unsubsidized), but a North American model, the 6682, is on the way, too.
And in case you haven’t put this all together, it’s 3GSM in Cannes today—expect tons of phone news (but lots of other stuff, too!)
Photos Page [Nokia]
Nokia Launches 6681 and 6682 Megapixel PTT handsets [MobileBurn]
