
Available now, the Nokia 6165i “provides simple, real-time direct communication for people who are looking to always stay connected to friends and family.” In this way, Telus appears to not be marketing the phone to business users, at least not directly.
Other key features include Bluetooth, a megapixel camera with video, “web ready”, a 500 entry phonebook, polyphonic ringtones, and a pair of color displays. The no contract price is $230, but if you’re willing to take on a three-year enslavement service agreement, it’ll only run you 80 bucks (and that’s Canadian, of course).




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