The two Prism phones announced by Nokia today are part of its fashion phone collection and will be available in the third quarter of this year. Both feature the diamond-cut styling and prism-like, light-refracting surfaces. They run Series 40 3rd edition.

• 7900 Prism: This monoblock phone with an anodized aluminum back contains quad-band GSM/EDGE and dual-band WCDMA 850/2100 radios. The display is an organic LED and can show 16 million colors. The wallpaper changes hue over the course of the day to reflect the time and changes in signal strength. It has a customizable set of colors that users can choose from to set the backlight behind the main display and under the keypad. It also has a 2 megapixel camera with flash and 1 GB of internal memory. It will cost 400 Euros.
• 7500 Prism: The 7500 is a step down from the 7900 in that it is tri-band GSM/EDGE and does not have 3G. It has a standard QVGA display rather than the OLED. It retains the 2 megapixel camera and flash, but loses the internal memory for a microSD slot instead. It is also made mostly of plastic and will cost 210 Euros.

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