Nokia today unveiled the Nokia 2600 classic and the Nokia 1209, two mobile handsets that offer useful features, range of colors or exchangeable covers for consumers in emerging markets. The Nokia 2600 classic allows consumers to customize their phone with colorful, fully changeable Xpress-on covers and MP3 ring tones. The cheerful Nokia 2600 classic plus features a number of entertainment features, including an FM radio and a VGA camera.

The Nokia 1209 offers additional cost management features to construct phone sharing easy and convenient. Innovations include the pre-paid tracker,

a cost-tracking application, and the multiple phonebook - which allows up to five citizens to store personal contact lists of up to two hundred numbers on a loner phone. Designed for first duration buyers, the Nokia 1209 incorporates Nokia’s intuitive user interface, dust resistance, and offers up to 80 languages. The Nokia 1209 plus has a one-piece key mat for durability and reliability.

Nokia 2600 classic will be available from first quarter of 2008 for approximately $95 and Nokia 1209 from second quarter of 2008 for approximately $50.

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