Nokia 5230

The Nokia 5230, is designed for those who lead an active life and use their mobile phone as their primary instrument for music, photos and videos, as well as sharing their lives online. With the Nokia 5230, consumers can get new content, be it songs from the Nokia Music Store or apps, games, videos and other services from the Ovi Store, directly from their phones. The solutions offering is complemented by A-GPS navigation and the latest version of Ovi Maps with aerial images, 3D landmarks for over 200 cities and terrain map views for pedestrian and drive navigation.

The innovative Contacts bar features thumbnail images for up to 20 close friends and provides easy access to them and their communications history including emails, phone calls, photos or other social media updates.

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Nokia Booklet 3G

Nokia have announced their own netbook, the Nokia Booklet 3G, promising up to 12 hours battery life together with integrated WiFi, 3G HSPA and GPS. The 1.25kg netbook has an aluminum chassis and measures around 2cm thick; it uses an unspecified Intel Atom processor, has an HDMI output for HD video playback and a 10.1-inch glass HD-ready display.

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Nokia Surge

The Surge features an identical 2.4″ QVGA 320 x 240 pixel auto-rotating display, and a very similar slide-out QWERTY keyboard. On the back is a 2 megapixel camera that can record QVGA-quality video. The Surge comes with GPS, microSD expandable memory (up to 8GB), Bluetooth and USB connectivity plus a media player and FM radio.

This is an HSDPA-capable 3.5G device, with maximum download speeds of up to 3.6 Mbps where coverage is available. The Surge only supports 850 and 1900 MHz WCDMA (3G), so if you are travelling outside of the US then you will have to rely on the Surge’s quad-band GSM support. There’s no WiFi on the Surge, so everything will need to be downloaded through the AT&T network or transferred via a local connection to a PC.

Nokia N97

The Nokia N97 incorporates a full mobile computing experience including a plethora of multimedia features and elements designed specifically for business people. Take a look at some of the highlights including Internet, Video and TV, Music, Maps & Navigation, and Games.

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Nokia E72

Nokia’s latest full QWERTY smartphone, the Nokia E72 brings a rich mobile email and instant messaging experience right out of the box, making it the ideal device for people that want to be productive in both their personal and professional lives.

There is improved speed of Internet up- and down-links too – plus enhanced navigation with compass, integrated Nokia maps. Add to that a 5-megapixel camera, standard headphone jack – plus lifetime licenses for some email and navigation services – and you can see the Nokia E72 raises the bar for quality and performance in a business-focused mobile companion.

Nokia 2330 Classic

The new Nokia 2330 classic is a budget phone from Nokia with “Series 40″ user interface and VGA camera.It also supports Nokia’s “Mail on Ovi” and “Life tools” features.

Nokia E52

The Nokia E52 is a voice optimized handset fits easily into your pocket and the impressive battery life means you can sit on single call for an eight hour business day without plugging in the charger. Of course, the new email UI from the Nokia E75 is here, along with a GPS, 3.2 Mpix camera, noise cancellation and all of those Ovi Services.

Highlights include S60 3rd Edition FP2, GPS, 3.2 megapixel camera, Ovi, Nokia Messaging, 3.5mm headphone jack, USB charging, noise cancellation, Nokia’s 1500mAh mega-battery for a full 8 hours talk time, and more.

Nokia 5800 (Tube)

The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic also known as the Nokia Tube is Nokia’s first touchscreen on Symbian S60 Taco 5.0 operating system.

- 640 x 360 pixels

- 3.2 camera with autofocus and its video can capture up to 30fps at VGA resolution

- quad-band support and EDGE and HSDPA support

- dimension 111 x 52 x 15.5mm and 109 grams of weight

- TV-out, 3.5mm standard audio jack, GPS, microSD card slot of memory expandable up to 16GB with 8GB card