Nokia X5

Thursday, April 29th 2010 - 09:21 CEST - Comments: 0

N okia strengthens its TD-SCDMA portfolio announcing the Nokia X5 for TD-SCDMA. Customized for China Mobile - the world's leading telecom operator - the new Nokia X5 cell phone which include the first joint mobile application store, the Mobile Market-Ovi Store, are another demonstration of Nokia's continued commitment to TD-SCDMA as a major standard in China. The Nokia X5 handset will debut at the World Expo Shanghai 2010, where consumers can test the Nokia TD-SCDMA phones powerful entertainment features and rich internet experience in the China Mobile Expo area. The new Nokia X5 mobile phone will become available in China during the second quarter of 2010.

 

Nokia X5 China Mobile

With the Nokia X5, users can connect to the internet through China Mobiles high-speed 3G (TD-SCDMA) network as well as enjoy preloaded applications such as CMCC Music, Mobile Video, Fetion IM, and the Mobile Market-Ovi Store. Designed for music lovers and young trendsetters, the new Nokia X5 is the first Nokia TD-SCDMA Symbian based entertainment device. Taking the lead on music experience in the TD-SCDMA market, the Nokia X5 mobile phone includes a dedicated music key and easy access to CMCC music. With an iconic design in three bright colors - black, white, and red, the Nokia X5 music phone is certain to make younger Chinese consumers stand out from the crowd.

 

 

Nokia X5 Features

With its 5 megapixel digital camera, dual LED flash and video recording functions, the Nokia X5 Smartphone ensures users will never miss an opportunity to record life's important moments. The Nokia X5 mobile makes it easy to recall those special moments for viewing pictures and videos on a 2.4'' QVGA 16M color TFT display. Direct access to MM-Ovi Store, mobile video, Fetion IM, and Mobile Map / Navigation bring consumers an exceptional mobile internet experience, while pre-loaded rich contents also contribute to an impressive entertainment experience.

 

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