Nokia E71x is the same E71 which is already being sold unlocked in most markets. The E71x will come in black steel finish, operates on Symbian S60 and features Wi-Fi, GPS and bunch of AT&T customized services. It will retail in the “following weeks” for $150.

Next up is Samsung Propel Pro that takes over the previous Propel. The sliding QWERTY smartphone runs on Windows Mobile 6.1 and has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3G and 3 megapixel camera. This will sell from April 14 for $200.

Samsung Impression has a horizontal slider form factor with the QWERTY keyboard beneath it. The phone features a 3.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen which makes it the first commercially available phone in US to sport an AMOLED screen. Apart from this, it has a 3MP camera, Bluetooth with A2DP, GPS, AT&T services, microSD expansion etc. It will retail from April 7 for $200.

Magnet on the other hand, is the cheapest Samsung offering. With its jazzy orange and black color and the candybar QWERTY style, AT&T considers this will be a hit amongst youths. Not many details are revealed but it does have a WAP browser and an integrated camera (2MP, I assume).

Xenon is an affordable phone from LG bringing 3G surfing, 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth 2.0, music player, microSD slot and a 2.8-inch screen with haptic feedback. The phone will go for $150.

Lastly is the Neon (similar to KS360) is a low-cost touchscreen device. It has a full sliding QWERTY pad, 2 megapixel camera and bunch of AT&T services.

All the phones are tied to AT&T with a 2 year contract. For phones including E71x, Propel Pro, Impression and Xenon, users will receive an additional $50 promotion card after a mail-in rebate.

Here’s a hands-on video showing E71x, Propel Pro and Impression. [via]