Nokia has mistakenly revealed the 3608c and 8208c, both are phones which work in the CDMA band, and not GSM. the 8208c supports 3G EV-DO Rev A networks, such as the ones in the USA, but there is no information if the 3608c also supports that network.

The 8208 lasts up to 20 hours playing music, has a dual-slide form factor where one of the platforms has dedicated multimedia keys, and has a 3.5mm jack. This hints that the device is quite powerful in the multimedia sense. It also has a GPS receiver and a 3 megapixel camera. The 8208 has a 2.2″ display with QVGA resolution (240×320 pixels), an FM radio and microUSB.

The 3608c also has GPS, and external touch sensitive music dedicated keys. There is a 1.3 megapixel camera, and the specifications list noted that the 3608 runs Nokia Series 40 User Interface. FM Radio and Bluetooth are also supported.

More pictures after the jump.

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After all those pictures and details we saw, and even the rumour of the name change to P200, the Paris is no on video. For some reason Sony Ericsson doesn’t feel comfortable releasing it.

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Source: IntoMobile

It looks just like a toy, it most probably is, but according to an email from Nokia Research Centre, they are developing a Nokia Aeon prototype for research purposes, the model won’t be commercial, and is not likely to get to a lucky blogger’s hands.

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The Sony Xperia X1 isn’t even retailing, and the Xperia X1 is already leaked. From the images it looks like a simple touchscreen with few buttons.

There is no information whatsoever of what this device fits in, but it could well be part of the Xperia line.

The video after the break.

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Only the Chinese will be able to enjoy the X800, Philips touchscreen phone. There is no 3G or any other feature that can actually impress the public. The same can’t be said about the X-Connect, carrying Windows Mobile 6, with 3G and HSDPA, but still no WLAN.

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