Nokia
N-Gage
Original N-Gage combines a Series 60 smartphone with two-handed game controls, MMC game cards, Bluetooth multiplayer, MP3/AAC and stereo FM, alongside a portrait display and edge-position voice calls.
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N-Gage QD
N-Gage QD refines game controls, front-position calling and external MMC access while retaining the original game-card platform and Bluetooth multiplayer, with native MP3, FM and USB removed.
Samsung
GT-i8910 Omnia HD
The 2009 i8910 Omnia HD pairs Symbian S60 with a 3.7-inch AMOLED display, an 8 MP camera, 720p recording and two speakers. Its software platform differs from Windows Mobile Omnia models.
Siemens
SX1
SX1 is Siemens’ Symbian OS 6.1 / Series 60 smartphone, with number keys beside the screen, a VGA camera, MMC expansion, MP3 playback and FM radio.
Sony Ericsson
P800
P800 combines Symbian, stylus input, a Jog Dial, VGA camera and MP3 playback in an extensible PDA phone. A removable numeric flap shares one touchscreen between calling and organizer use.
Sony Ericsson
P900
P900 develops the P800 flap-and-stylus PDA design with65,536 colours, built-in short video recording and MP3 ringtones, retaining Memory Stick Duo and installable Symbian applications.
Sony Ericsson
P990i
P990i brings Symbian9.1, UIQ3.0, UMTS, Wi-Fi and autofocus to the P series. A QWERTY keyboard mounted behind the numeric flap complements stylus input.