The Nokia 8910i is a luxury

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announced on 4 November 2002 and released in early 2003. It had a metal

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casing and a

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-plated keypad. It was a minor improvement over the Nokia 8910, with a new colour screen (CSTN 4096 colours) and

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capability. Both were succeeded by

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. It is Nokia's only feature phone to include both a buzzer and a color display.

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