Nokia's new designer cell phone, as yet unnamed, has just got the nod from the FCC. The phone, identified only as RM-140, appears to be in the same league as the L'Amour collection, and features a 3-megapixel camera, as well as a second smaller camera for video-calls.

Featuring dual displays, the keypad on the RM-140 are rather large, and instead of Nokia's standard BL-5C battery, uses BP-5M. It supports expansion of memory via MicroSD memory cards.

The phone sports Bluetooth 2.0+EDR and support for GPRS/EDGE networks. The phone can be switched to flight mode where all radio frequency functionality is turned off, but you can still use the device for playing games.

USB interface is available for the RM-140, so data transfer between your phone and compatible PC or PictBridge printer is a breeze. The usual multimedia players are present. No word on pricing or availability, but it should be out soon.