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It takes a certain type of arrogance to label a handset that hasn’t even been released yet a classic and perhaps even delusion when it’s this bland looking. And yet when all the pennies are counted, company accountants might assess the Nokia 6120 Classic is exactly that.

The reason for all the hype surrounding the Nokia 6120 Classic is all about value and price point. Running on the same S60 operating system that engines the $750 Nokia N95, the Nokia 6120 is being offered for only £180 pounds or about $360 in American money. The S60 operating system is so flexible in it’s ability to download media and applications that you can transfer any type of personal files off your previous Nokia model, without even using the SIM card.

Other key features on the Nokia 6120 Classic include 3.5G high speed connectivity, a 2 megapixel camera with flash, a second camera for video calling, stereo Bluetooth 2.0, and a MicroSD slot for expended memory. The phone weighs 89 g, has a talk time of a little over three hours, and has 35.0 MB of memory.

The Nokia 6120 Classic is expected to be released sometime in June.