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What is the maximum video resolution of the 6270? Does it have 640 x 460 resolution that the 6280 has?
And for anyone who has handled both, is there much difference between the two for operating systems, camera quality, memory and the lot?
Grateful if anyone could let me know. Thanks in advance.
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Ok, I did some research and after a lot of looking, I found out that the 6270 DOESN'T HAVE THE VIDEO RECORDING OPTIONS OF THE 6280!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Arrrrrrrrrrrrgh! Nokia, what are you doing to me? Finally a quad band handset I could consider getting and what do you do?? Make it the red-headed step child of the 6280!
Oh the humanity!!!!
Are there any other quad band handsets from Nokia that someone could recommend, other than the N80?

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