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Photos: Nokia launches Supernova line

by Nate Lanxon
(Credit: Crave UK)

When Frank Sinatra died, his fans knew he wasn't coming back. When Elvis died, his fans simply refused to believe he wasn't coming back. Mostly because they're a demented bunch. But when Nokia's Xpress-On covers seemed to have kicked the bucket, their fans simply wondered, "How am I going to express my individuality now?"

Well, we're happy to tell you that Xpress-On fascias are coming back in the form of Nokia's new Supernova range of handsets, namely the 7610, 7510, 7310 and 7210. The leader of the pack is the 7610 Supernova--a slider handset running the Series 40 Symbian OS, weighing in at 99 grams (3.5 ounces), and not to be confused with Nokia's 7610 from 2004. To see the rest, click here.

(Source: Crave UK)

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by nate2551 July 7, 2008 9:24 PM PDT
I love the design of this line of phones.
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