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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