The Specs of the Nokia 5800 XpressMedia phone
Below are the specifications from the Nokia 5800 XpressMedia phone.
First from the appearance, this Nokia 5800 has similarity shape with iphone, but comes without multi-touch support like iPhone, put up with a standard touchscreen functionality.
the Nokia 5800 XpressMedia specs:
• Quad-Band GSM (850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 Mhz), EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA connectivity
• 3.2? 640×360 px (16:9 ratio) 16M color touchscreen display
• 3.2 Megapixel camera with autofocus
• Wi-Fi, GPS and Bluetooth 2.0
• 140 MB of internal memory
• 3.5 mm headphone jack
• TV-Out
• Dimensions: 111×52×14.5mm
• Weight: 104g
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N82 in Black Overview
This is the looks of nokia N82 black version, with candybar form. This smart phone has black paint job which is more attractive than usual version of Nokia N82.
This makeover provide some additional feature such as 5-megapixel camera with xenon flash, GPS, HSDPA and Wi-Fi.
These are the full specifications of nokia N82 Black;
General
Form factor Candy-bar
Size (W x H x D) 50 x 112 x 17 mm
Weight 114 g
Battery type Li-ion
Talk time (mfr) 260 min
Standby time (mfr) 225 hours
GSM frequencies 850, 900, 1800, 1900
3G Yes
HDSPA Yes
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Nokia Tube, match the charisma Apple iPhone
Nokia as the largest mobile phone maker wants to prove their performance for equaling the charisma of tha Apple iPhone. Nokia continues to work on a praiseworthy challenger to the iPhone.
Tube has been codenamed for their product, and it would be Nokia’s first touch device.
At the Evans data developer Relations Conference, Nokia Tube concept was showcased. The Tube would support Java distinct the iPhone which be deficient in sustain for it and Flash.
Nokia has not exposed any dates for the probable launch of the tube. Optimistically, Nokia do it soon as Apple would soon be out with the second generation iPhone which is likely to sustain 3G networks.
The Green Multimedia-Centered Phones: Nokia 5000
The lately declared, candybar phone, Nokia 5000 has the equal form with the other multimedia-centered phones Nokia 5000-series. As with handsets same as the 5300, it is mostly white and black, with the exception of a color accent flanking the display on either side. In this case, they’ve colored green.
Fascinatingly, this phone does not contain the XpressMusic controls on their flanking green strips, opting instead for a more common keypad layout. There are no dedicated music controls to speak of on this phone. Key features include a 1.3 megapixel camera, QVGA display, FM radio, MP3 ringtones, Bluetooth, and GPRS.
The good news is that the Nokia 5000 will be very reasonably priced, selling for a mere 90 Euro ($140) when it hits retailers in Q2 2008.
Via: Mobilemag
Slide entry level: The Nokia 2680
Nokia’s first slider phone for the entry-level marketplace is come, Nokia 2680 slide. The Nokia 2680 slide was offered throughout the Growing Together 2008 conference in Johannesburg, South Africa. The Nokia 2680 focuses the music features also the internet access. The form is a slim digital camera phone, outfitted with a music player with FM radio facility, MP3 ringtone feature, and an expanded phone book. The low end Nokia 2680 slide cell phone will be on hand starting this second quarter of 2008 with a MSRP of $118.
Affordable Candybar Phone: The Nokia 1680 Classic
The Nokia 1680 Classic is one of the four products released by Nokia, beside Nokia 5000, Nokia 2680 Slide, and Nokia 7070 Prism. Nokia recognize The 1680 Classic as Nokia’s most affordable camera phone as of the moment. The Nokia 1680 Classic has very basic phone functionalities with the added promote of a camera even with its low cost. Aside from the VGA camera, it also has video recording capability, and even a one touch access for your photos and videos. Another characteristic from The Nokia 1680 Classic include easy access to email and phone sharing functionality. The Nokia 1680 Classic will ship on the second quarter of 2008 with a MSRP of $78-80.
Nokia 7070 Prism, stylish midrange phones
Generally, Nokia made the Prism series to create higher-quality midrange phones that look and feel classier than they really are. They’re affordable, flashy, and weird enough to be cool. And it looked like the whole Prism series was moving up in the world, with the most recent Nokia 7900 Crystal Prism getting the 8800 Sapphire star treatment.
Subsequently came the Nokia 7070 Prism.
The 7070 Prism approximately appears like an attempt to bring a nicer-than-usual phone to the masses. That is, the masses of emerging markets throughout the world where the rivers run red with Nokia 2600 phones. And dirt cheap isn’t quite the right term for the 7070. At 50 euros, that’s being way too nice.
Not quite sure how you can go from a Prism designed by some famous Italian guy, to a 50 euro handset.
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