Here is a press release quote you’ll never forget:
Adding to its attraction, the Nokia 6555 features a QVGA 16 million color internal display – twice as many colors as the human eye can see – for a brilliant, crisp resolution on a large 240×320 screen, making it perfect for viewing photos and videos.
I’m pretty sure I can tell the difference between something that has 16 million colors and something that doesn’t, but I’ll just forget about that for right now.
The 6555 is a 3G phone, no clue what frequency of course, quadband GSM, it is going to cost 200 Euros have Bluetooth and is expandable with microSD. I wish I could tell you more, but the specification sheet hasn’t been published.
Notice the microUSB port on the side? Looks like Nokia is moving all their devices to an integrated port that handles audio, data transfer and recharging. Very nice indeed, can’t wait to see something like this on something running S60.
[More photos here]
Update: Two comments straight after I posted this, apparently there is a separate port for charging on the other side. Looks like my dream of an all in one solution has been shattered. There is also a link to a European Nokia website with much more information about the device.
Weight: 97 grams
Dimensions: 99.6mm x 44.3mm x 19.6mm
Internal display is 320 x 240, 2 inches big, 16 million colors
External display is 128 x 160 resolution, 262k colors
1020 mAh battery (BL-5C)
Opera Mini and Yahoo Go preinstalled
Two versions of the device, one with WCDMA on the 850/2100 MHz band for Europe, Middle East, Africa and Brazil
The other with WCDMA on the 850/1900 MHz band for North America and Latin America
Both are quadband GSM
Why wasn’t this link in the press release … no clue. Huge thanks to Leonard.