NFC devices tagged with 'No longer available'

The Nokia 600 was a Symbian Belle NFC handset marketed as an "all-in-one entertainment hub" but the device was cancelled before launch and never saw the light of day. More

Toppan Forms and NXP worked together on an NFC handset based on Toshiba's TG01 Windows Mobile phone in 2009. More

The X2 Communicator was announced in 2009 but appears to have never been produced. More

The X1 Communicator was announced in 2009 but appears to have never been produced. More

Fifth Media's Axia A306 was a specialist NFC PDA/smartphone running Windows Mobile 6.1 and aimed at the B2B market. More

The Sagem my700x ContactLess is an SWP-compliant developer/trial phone based on the my700x that has been used in European trials including a small-scale transport pilot in Lisbon and a trial at Disneyland Paris. More

The Motorola L7 SLVR was a developer/prototype phone with crude NFC functionality built into a special battery cover. More

The LG 600V Contactless was an early clamshell NFC handset from LG produced for use in trials. More

The Samsung SGH-D500E NFC was the first NFC handset, announced in 2005 and used in the first trial in Caen, France later the same year. More

The Nokia 6212 Classic was for a long time the only commercially available NFC phone. Its design pre-dates the single wire protocol and it uses an embedded secure element. More

The Samsung SGH-X700N was an early NFC developer handset based on Samsung's venerable 2005 SGH-X700 candybar. More

The Nokia 6216 Classic was to be the Finnish phone giant's first SWP handset and was expected in late 2009 but was subsequently cancelled. More

The Nokia 6131 NFC was the first commercially available handset with integrated NFC. More

The Nokia NFC Shell CC-229D was an NFC-enabled 'shell' add-on that fitted over a Nokia 3220 handset. More

The Nokia Field Force NFC Shell was called the Nokia Mobile RFID Kit when it was announced in spring 2004 at CeBIT. More