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Nokia 5310 XpressMusic Released for T-Mobile
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Wed May 28, 2008 9:15 pm
T-Mobile today announced the availability of the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic phone, offering an enhanced music experience with external music controls, stereo Bluetooth connectivity, wired stereo headsets, a USB cable for side-loading music and a memory card.
The Nokia 5310 XpressMusic offers up to 18 hours of music playback, with memory for up to 3,000 songs on an optional 4 GB microSD card. The handheld also comes preloaded with two exclusive new hits - one from rock sensation Panic! At The Disco and one from Phantom Planet. As an added bonus, the 5310 is loaded with Panic! At The Disco's latest video, "That Green Gentleman," plus an exclusive making-of video with a greeting from the band.
"Interest in music phones continues to grow as people look for devices that bring together everything they need to stay connected," said Sajal Sahay, Director of Product Marketing, T-Mobile USA. "The new Nokia XpressMusic phone will appeal to many of our customers thanks to an easy user experience, sleek design and affordable price."
Additional features of the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic include:
- T-Mobile myFaves-enabled
- Music player with dedicated external music controls
- MP3 and video ringtones
- Stereo Bluetooth connectivity
- 2.0-megapixel camera with 4x digital zoom
- Video capture and playback
- FM radio
- 1 GB microSD card included in box (support for up to 4 GB)
- Digital music player (supports AAC, eAAC+, MP3 and Windows Media Audio formats)
- 2-inch QVGA 240 x 320 px display with up to 16 million colors
- Stereo wired headset
- 3.5 mm headphone jack, compatible for use with most music player earphones
- Handsfree speaker
- Voice dialing, voice commands and voice recorder
- Tri-band 850 / 1800 / 1900 MHz GSM, GPRS, EDGE
- Dimensions: 1.76 x 4.09 x 0.39 inches, 3.0 ounces
Customers can enter a code from an in-box flyer at www.nokiausa.com/xpressmusic for a chance to win items including a music-themed download to use for their 5310 XpressMusic or to give to a friend, or a grand prize of a $100 Ticketmaster Gift Card to be used toward the purchase of two tickets to a concert of the winner's choice.
The Nokia 5310 XpressMusic is available in three color combinations: black/red, black/purple and black/orange, and is available at select T-Mobile retail stores and online for $49.99 with a two-year contract.
- Nokia 5310 XpressMusic Specs
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| 1. Posted by SuperUser |
Fri Jun 20, 2008 1:41 pm |
I purchased a Nokia 5310 (unlocked) with the plan of using it on ATT Wireless. (I still have over a year to go on the existing contract). It should arrive any day now.
From what I've rearsearched, I should be able to pop in the SIM card from my existing phone and be good to go. It it really that simple? Is there any thing that I am overlooking?
Thanks
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| 2. Posted by ginsumaster |
Wed Jul 09, 2008 12:27 pm |
Had this phone 2 weeks. Bought for $220 on Amazon, unlocked.
Pros:
1. Very loud and clear (regular and speakerphone).
2. Good reception (T-Mobile).
3. Well-made
4. Small, stylish
5. Nokia software great: f/w updates, backing up phone, etc.
6. Music playing ability is excellent: navigation, dedicated keys, clean sound.
Cons:
1. Short battery life -- even with low usage.
2. Playing mp3s via speakerphone drains battery very very quickly.
3. Camera is poor.
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| 3. Posted by casemods |
Sun Jul 20, 2008 12:10 am |
Had this phone 2 weeks. Bought for $220 on Amazon, unlocked.
Pros:
1. Very loud and clear (regular and speakerphone).
2. Good reception (T-Mobile).
3. Well-made
4. Small, stylish
5. Nokia software great: f/w updates, backing up phone, etc.
6. Music playing ability is excellent: navigation, dedicated keys, clean sound.
Cons:
1. Short battery life -- even with low usage.
2. Playing mp3s via speakerphone drains battery very very quickly.
3. Camera is poor.
The camera is excellent for me (up to 1600x1200 is better then my nikon coolpix 3200)
The battery life seems to last a decent amount (if you use ANY device for more then just calls or text messaging, of coarse it's going to run down the battery). You are supposed to keep lithium ion batteries fully charged to maintain long battery life. (Letting the phone DIE even a couple times can ruin it, and you should charge it as soon as the battery indicator tells you that a level has dropped)
I noticed a weird beeping/buzzing sound coming from the earpiece, even when not making a call, and call quality seems to be crappy compared to other phones I have used.
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