• the world's first 3GPP-compliant EDGE handset
• first mobile phone to support the 850, 1800 and 1900 MHz GSM bands all in one device.
• could be commercially available as soon as in the first quarter of 2003

GSM evolution to EDGE is widely considered a much needed technology enhancement because it alleviates some voice traffic bandwidth and enables higher data throughput, and as a result maximizing overall efficiency and performance of the network and services. Building on existing packet-based data overlay technologies, EDGE networks should be capable of delivering data speeds initially more than double that of existing GSM/GPRS networks.

• EDGE networks are theoretically capable of transferring data at speeds of up to 384 Kbps
• Nokia 6200 will support data transfer speeds of up to 118 Kbps
• color display optimized for image display
•  XHTML browsing
• predictive text input and a keypad with large buttons
• supports MMS for sending and receiving messages containing text and pictures
• polyphonic MIDI ring tones
• ntegrated stereo FM radio
• capable of making voice recordings.
• data from the calendar, address book and to-do lists can also be remotely synchronized over the air with a network server or locally with a PC using IR (infrared) or an optional data cable to keep vital information up to date
• supports J2ME,
• Nokia's new Pop-Port connector as found in several recently announced Nokia models for connecting various kinds of accessories with uses spanning from digital accessory identification to stereo audio to image capturing.
• Nokia's Series 40 user interface which offers four-way scrolling for faster navigation
• address book that allows multiple numbers and addresses per name
• an integrated hands free speaker for game tones and phone calls.
• 780 mAh Lithium ion battery of the phone-up to 8 days of standby time, and up to 4 hours of talk time.