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With Nokia Nuron 5230, Nokia provided US customers first options of using a Nokia with a carrier, T-Mobile. The Nokia C6 undeniably walks the same path and has a lot of overlap with its predecessor, the Nuron. One of the recent pictures displayed by Tom’s guide of the Nokia C6 does bring back memories of the Nuron with the only difference being the stylish QWERTY keyword available in a landscape position.

Based on the features offered by C6 as compared to the Nokia N97, the obvious decision would be to introduce the former as a mid-range phone. The phone is expected to be sold at a moderate price when released this summer in the European markets. Till the time, the US consumers can gauge the Nokia Nuron and imagine a landscaped QWERTY keyboard attached to the base to give it a C6 look so as to visualize the upcoming offerings.