By Allen Tsai | Tue Apr 22, 2008 6:31 am |
Nokia today announced the 5220 XpressMusic, an affordable music phone with a unique, asymmetrical design.
Compatible with the recently launched Nokia Music Store, the 5220 XpressMusic offers easy music side-loading. With Nokia Music Store, consumers can choose from more than 2 million tracks from both major and independent labels; international and local artists and browse, download, stream and sync either to a PC or side-load directly to the 5220 XpressMusic.Additional features on the 5220 XpressMusic include up to 24 hours playback time, dedicated music keys and a 3.5 mm audio jack. A built-in lanyard makes the it easy to carry. "Our XpressMusic range of devices continues to deliver the combination of superior music experiences and fresh, innovative designs," said Jo Harlow, Nokia Vice President. "Today's additions to the XpressMusic range up the ante with new ways for consumers to access their media as well as interact and share content with friends and communities anytime, anywhere." The Nokia 5220 XpressMusic is expected to begin shipping in the third quarter of 2008 with an estimated retail price of 160 EUR ($250 USD) before taxes and subsidies. - Nokia 5220 XpressMusic Specs
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