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To: Diamond Jim who wrote (2464)	10/7/1999 12:30:00 PM
From: Mephisto	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34857

Nokia Enters the Kenzo World of Fashion The Nokia 8210 Arrives On the Paris Catwalk HELSINKI, Finland--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 7, 1999--Two world leaders of fashion have today joined forces as Nokia and Kenzo together unveiled the Nokia 8210, a new mobile phone which further enforces Nokia's position as the world's leading design house for mobile communications. The launch event took place during the Paris fashion week at the 30th anniversary celebration of Kenzo design. The Nokia 8210 will be available during November in Europe and Asia. ``The Nokia 8210 is ambitious in every detail. Its combination of stylish design and superb features marks our creation of a new category of phones to meet the ever-changing needs of consumers. The phone's form and shape will inspire the fashion-conscious who not only have an intuitive understanding of urban contemporary life, but are also fascinated by cutting-edge technology,' says Anssi Vanjoki, Senior Vice President, Nokia Mobile Phones, Europe & Africa. The Nokia 8210 celebrates the symphony of colors and style, youth and self-expression. The phone offers trendy personalization options with up to seven different stylish Xpress-on (TM) colored covers. Weighing 79 g, the Nokia 8210 is the lightest in Nokia's extensive range of innovative mobile phones. The Nokia 8210 is adorned with exciting details and appealing functions, all adding up to make it a perfect companion for both business and leisure. Personalization also comes in the form of ringing tones. There are 40 ringing tones in the Nokia 8210, five of which are user downloadable. The Nokia 8210 supports all major European and Asian languages, including Chinese. The infrared port can be used for data connection with an IR-compatible PC and printer, as well as for exchanging phonebook information and messages between Nokia phones. Voice dialing enables users to store up to eight voice tags in the phone memory and a call can be activated with just one key press and saying the pre-recorded name. The Nokia 8210 also supports predictive text input, which enables users to type messages with greater speed and convenience. The Picture Messaging feature in the phone allows users to send graphical icons attached to a short message - adding a touch of fun and visual appeal to personal messages. The Nokia 8210 comes with a set of default pictures that can be sent to another Nokia 8210, Nokia 3210 or Nokia 8850. More pictures can be downloaded or designed at the Nokia website. The Nokia 8210 is a dual band GSM 900/1800 phone, which also supports the extended GSM bandwidth, the EGSM band. All of these provide added convenience when you travel to high-traffic network areas. The phone has a talk time of up to 3 hours 20 minutes and a standby time of up to 150 hours with its semi-fixed Li-Ion battery. Webcast from Kenzo 30 years of design show from Paris can be viewed at nokia.com