

1208 Discontinued
January 1, 2010
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Sciencehero
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I would not be surprised, Speakout rotates their stock regularly. I will miss it. The Nokia 1661 is a pretty dismal replacement. I happily turfed my 1661 to the first person with $40. I still kind of regret selling the 1208.
I should add there is nothing really wrong with the 1661 other than lower volume and it is locked. But it felt like it was built like and programmed like a low end Korean phone. The 1208 felt indestructible, it's ancient firmware was oddly reassuring.