Keepin' it real fake, part CLXV: Nokia 5800 XpressMusic gets a little friend
By Nilay Patel 
posted November 12th 2008 6:03PM
posted November 12th 2008 6:03PM
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Dear God.
As for the 5800 it's Nokia's entry level touchscreen and by 'entry level' that means it has features that make other smartphones gently weep.
'i' dont like it, looks like a cheap knock off, ill just stay here stroking my iphone
insert annoying iPhone reference, iEye, you know you want to...
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who would buy that my nokia 32.10 dose every thing i need a phone to do and its a proffessional device
Woot!
Cheap Knockoffs that cost a fraction of the original's price here I come.
Pstt... does anyone know that it works with the best buy gift card speaker?
Yo Apple monkey.. shouldn't that read more like -
"ill just stay here stroking Steve Jobs dick"
Nokia's 5800 XpressMusic isn't exactly in the same league as some of the other high-end touchscreen smartphones hitting the market right now,
WTF are you fucking kidding? This is going to be the best touchschscreen mobile when it comes to the market+its going to be cheap.
I wanna know on what facking drugs was the author of this post when he wrote this?
Though I agree with Nilay's comment that the OS on this is only slightly less ugly than Nokia's, I also have to agree with matic50 and ask what kind of drugs Nilay was taking when he wrote that it's not in the same league as *other* high-end touchscreen smartphones. The 'other' suggests that Nilay here thinks that the 5800 is intended to be high-end, which obviously shows that Nokia has done a good job as they've fooled yet another supposed tech expert into thinking that their mid-range device was aimed for the high-end.