Visually, the 4.6-ounce 6682 is exciting. The 176 x 208 screen (with a dazzling 262,144 colors) takes up half of the frame (4.2 x 2.2 x 0.9 inches). The keys are clear plastic, and the phone has a silver finish. Unlike the Treos and BlackBerrys of the world, the Symbian-powered 6682 forgoes a QWERTY keyboard to embrace phonehood. Too bad the tiny, close-together keys make typing for any length of time a chore. The phone supports wireless keyboards via Bluetooth, however. Nokia includes a 64MB RS-MMC card to augment the 10MB of internal memory.



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