Looks like we’ve got some more prepaid phone talk today. And, like our previous discussion, we don’t have a clue when this device will hit shelves. This hit a few sources, but I picked it up from Gadgetell. It appears the Nokia 2680 slider has passed FCC muster, and will be headed for AT&T. How do we know this? If you peek above, you can see the AT&T logo. It features a VGA camera (640×480), which can take video clips — or at least it says so in the manual (pdf). It also features a music player, though I didn’t see any section suggesting the inclusion of a microSD slot.

Looks like the price tag will be around $115, but that’s anything but confirmed.

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While the information is sparse, what you see above is the Motorola i776 from Boost Mobile, soon to be available through Target. While it will surely be carried elsewhere, it looks like Target’s the one that slipped up and leaked the info early. Honestly, I saw this at Phone News a couple of days ago, and I’m surprised as hell it hasn’t been taken down yet.

Not much is there in terms of specs. We learn that it has GPS, and that, duh, it’s a flip with text messaging capabilities. It does boast 3.5 hours of talk time. Yet, all is not well. As you can see below, it still contains the signature Nextel stub antenna. Not saying it’s the ugliest thing in the world…but it’s sure close. No, we haven’t heard anything on pricing or availability date yet. But at least we know it’s coming, and have the images to prove it.

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