Nokia's 5700 XpressMusic: another audio twister

by Thomas Ricker, posted Mar 29th 2007 at 5:31AM

Hey, hey, just three weeks after we got word, out pops the Nokia XpressMusic 5700. Just like the XpressMusic 3250, the 5700 gets its multi-media on via a quick flick of the base. This UMTS S60 twister brings a 2 megapixel shooter with up to 2GB of MicroSD storage. The focus here, though, is music so it packs WM DRM support with a "dedicated audio chip" to keep the music flowing, integrated stereo speakers, Bluetooth A2DP, and 3.5-mm adapter to fit your favorite headphones. Hitting Europe in Q2 for a pre-VAT price of €350.

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Filed under: Cellphones

Tags: 5700, a2dp, nokia, s60, xpressmusic, xpressmusic 5700, Xpressmusic5700

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Pulad @ Mar 29th 2007 7:43AM

Just For Girls.

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shamrock593 @ Mar 29th 2007 8:32AM

Wow, you reckon? I don't think so.... looks awesome IMO

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jvvv @ Mar 29th 2007 8:39AM

Looks like a cool phone with some nice functions, but... can you get a worse looking thing than that. Seriously, even a 3 year old would agree that thing is the uglyest phone ever!

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teel @ Mar 29th 2007 11:47AM

I don't think that looks half as bad as some of the other Nokia phones. Or almost any Motorola...

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dnl2ba @ Mar 29th 2007 1:08PM

Wait, why do I need my phone to twist, again?

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Al @ Mar 29th 2007 1:33PM

Why twist? Simplicity. Instead of re-assigning soft keys or digging thru menus to find the music player or camera function, all you do is twist.

Twist 90 degrees and its in camera mode.
Twist 180 and the music player opens.

Theres a new 300 something processor in there, faster than most other S60 phones so the UI wont be slow.

S60v3 feature pack 1 is a big selling point for me. It has adjustable fonts so its parent/grandparent friendly.

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Harry @ Mar 30th 2007 11:00AM

love it,so cool

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