US
: AT&T Wireless and Nokia announced the immediate availability
of the UMTS (Universal Mobile Telephone System) Nokia 6651 imaging
phone (GSM/GPRS/UMTS 1900MHz).
Designed
to operate on AT&T Wireless' first-to-market high-speed UMTS network,
the Nokia 6651 imaging phone features full-motion video capture, Bluetooth
connectivity, and the unique ability to simultaneously send images
while on a voice call. The Nokia 6651 phone can reach average data
speeds of 220-320kbps, with peak burst speeds up to 384kbps.
The ability of the Nokia 6651 phone to send images while on a voice
call is only one example of the simultaneous voice and data streams
that AT&T Wireless' new UMTS network enables. Additionally, the
advanced XHTML browser can be used to access the wide range of content
available through AT&T Wireless' mMode(TM) service while simultaneously
engaged in a voice call. In this scenario, an AT&T Wireless UMTS
subscriber could use their mobile browser to watch a movie trailer,
look up a movie time, check the weather, and decide on dinner plans,
all while on the phone with a friend.
"Starting with the original 'Digital One Rate Plan' that changed
the nature of wireless service in the United States to today's introduction
of true third-generation services, Nokia and AT&T Wireless have
a long history of working together to introduce valuable, innovative
products to American consumers," said Tim Eckersley, senior vice
president of sales and marketing for Nokia. "We are confident
that in much the same way that mobile voice changed how people thought
of voice communications, third-generation services, such as those
being unveiled by AT&T Wireless today, will change the way people
think of data communications."
Other features of the Nokia 6651 imaging phone include an integrated
VGA (640 x 480 pixels) camera, advanced voice features including voice
dialing for up to 50 names, a voice recorder and handsfree speaker,
and a video recorder capable of capturing up to 10 frames per second.
Multiple connectivity options such as infrared and Bluetooth technology
allow the Nokia 6651 phone to be easily connected to a PC for personal
information synchronization or for connecting to Internet and intranet
information at true broadband speeds.