Mobile phone maker Nokia recently introduced its latest handset called 5730 XpressMusic that provides impressive mobile technologies including features that will satisfy the needs of music lovers.
This music phone features 2.4-inch QVGA screen display which can support up to 16 million colors and 240 x 320 resolutions. To provide convenient viewing experience, the screen display has backlighting and ambient light sensor equipped with 3D engine for vivid images.
Despite being a music phone, the 5730 does not lack with image technologies that will allow people to capture great images. With two 3.2-megapixel cameras that features autofocus, white balance settings, LED flash, anti-red eye, landscape settings, capture modes, Carl Zeiss optics, and color modes, users can enjoy image technologies almost comparable to high-end digital cameras. Another impressive capability of the built-in camera is the photo- and video-sharing website support, allowing users to upload images and video recordings directly to Flickr and Youtube.
Regarding its physical design, the slide phone has a total dimension of 112 x 51/80 x 15.4 mm and weighs 135 g. Meanwhile, consumers can choose different covers for their cell phone including black with red or pink accent, pure black, and grey with blue accent.
In terms of memory capacity, the 5730 XpressMusic supports up to 100MB internal memory, 128MB SDRAM, and 8GB MicroSD memory which has also been designed up to 16GB.
Because of the growing market of Internet-enabled mobile devices, Nokia included wireless LAN (802.11 b/g) that will allow users to browse through the web from anywhere they go. To allow business travelers, the handset has also been designed to support POP3/IMAP4/SMTP for email. Meanwhile, for those web-centric consumers, they can enjoy the WAP 2.0 that supports Mini Map, xSP framework, and web feeds (RSS support, allowing users to access the most recent blogs and news).
Especially designed for music lovers, this handset features impressive audio functions including 3.5 mm AV connector, UPnP music streaming, multiple audio formats (WMA, MP3, AAC, ACC+, EAAC+), dedicated music keys, Internet radio, and FM.
Other features are: USB port, video streaming, HSDPA, Bluetooth technology, integrated GPS ideal for travelers, video games, and JAVA to support additional applications.
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Um, EDGE data? On an S60 phone? For the European market? Not very likely. I really cannot imagine Nokia releasing an S60 phone without 3G in 2009. Besides, that qwerty would make it excellent for web surfing — something that EDGE would completely ruin.
The Mobile-review article only mentions running web surfing battery tests on EDGE — not that EDGE would be the only data connectivity option. The phone probably does have 3G as well.