Finally, a phone where we are not asking "what's left out?": Nokia N82

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Finally, a phone where we are not asking "what's left out?": Nokia N82

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• GPS / A-GPS
• WiFI
• HSDPA (EU only.)
  
• 5 MP camera with a Xenon Flash
• Candybar format
• N-Gage gaming
• Music store
• hot swap microSD, 2GB included
• 1050 mAh battery
• 2.4" LCD w/ 16.7m colors
• Automatic screen rotation
  
• Around 450EUR.
  

If you want to be picky: 114g is not the lightest and there are certainly more thin phones than 17.3mm -- but I have no need to shave with my phone, so that's okay. 

 It only supports HSDPA on 2100 MHz but looking into this topic reveals madness:

• 2100 (downlink) / 1900 (uplink) for Europe and Asia (usually referred simply as W-CDMA 2100)
  
• 2110-2155 MHz (downlink) / 1710-1755 MHz (uplink) for America (e.g. T-Mobile)
• 1900 / 850 (independently, for both the uplink and downlink) for America (e.g. AT&T Mobility)
• 900 for Europe (e.g. Elisa Oyj)
• 850 for Australia (Telstra NextG) and Brazil (Telemig Celular)

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UMTS_frequency_bands

I thought after we need quad band radio for GSM, the next generation will bring in some simplicity. Apparently not -- travellers, do not even think on travelling across continents and getting HSDPA service. We are back in the stone age.