Nokia 5320 XpressMusic

By Joseph Hanlon on 23/04/2008

More Nokia reviews , RRP: AU$370.00

Description:

Nokia's 5320 XpressMusic will lead the Finnish companies music line, being both a music playing handset and a capable Web browser with HSDPA data. The 5320 also sports a 2-megapixel shooter with a flash. Expect to see the 5320 in stores in Q3 2008.

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5320 | mobile phone | mp3 | music | nokia | xpressmusic

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jadzz
25/08/2008, 12:46 AM

rating
9/10

but i think nokia 6120c is more good than nokia 5320

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Nadia
24/08/2008, 07:52 PM

rating
10/10

love it... ummuah ummuah

Pros: Everything... esp the music

Cons: nothing

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pippochennedi
03/07/2008, 01:21 AM

rating
8/10

we know the specs, but we have to wait another week to know how does it really work

Pros: it will be the cheapest thing having hsdpa, S60 3rd FP2, Flashlite3 and ngage for long time. it has 96MB of free ram when turned on, good for browsing and leave a lot of programs open.

Cons: bad camera. no wi-fi, no accelerometer and no stereo speaker. the display and the keypad are too small. the battery (bl5b) it's not so bad when it's new, but you have to replace it once a year

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RKM
26/05/2008, 09:34 PM

rating
9/10

I can't wait for this music player! This is the IPOD and Walkman killer!

Pros: It has 8 gb of card support by cheap micro sd cards, 3.5 mm jack, 3G, S60 to read books with. This is awesome! Goodbye IPOD and Walkman series!

Cons: None!

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