Exclusivity and stylishness mark the Nokia 8800 Arte
which was launched in Espoo, a suburb of Helsinki in Finland on 13th November 2007.
With a metal and glass encasing and a sleek sliding cover, the 8800 is engineered to enthral. The casing is anti-fingerprint coated. Dressed in elegant black, the handset has a leather panel.
Features:
The Nokia 8800 has all the features of the Nokia 8xxx series. It has several new features that incorporate the latest in technological innovations to woo the first grade buyer.
- Tap the steel surface below the display, and lo behold! An analogue clock appears.
- Silence incoming calls during a meeting by simply putting the handset “face down”.
- Nokia 8800 Arte features exclusive soundtracks by Dj Kruder. Hear the demo of the captivating soundtrack on the Nokia official website
- The handset accessories include Nokia BH-803 Bluetooth headset with Active Noise Cancellation and touch sensitive volume adjustment
- Nokia does things in style. So each handset comes with a leather pouch with a linen-lining and a separate matching desk stand (as shown in the picture)
- The handsets flaunt a 3 megapixel camera with auto focus and 8x digital zoom
- 1 GB memory, so you may never need a memory card again
- All wired connectivity using the integrated MicroUSB port
- 2.0″ QVGA 240×320 pixels, OLED display with up to 16 million colours.
- 3G capability and living wallpaper
Price:
Elegance does not come cheap. Minus taxes and subsidies as applicable, the handset will cost 1000 Euros, which at a conservative conversion rate is close to Rs 56-57,000.
The handset will be up for grabs by the last quarter of this financial year, i.e. by March 2008.