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Nokia N5800 XpressMusic Touchscreen – Nokia ‘Tube’ Specifications & Pricing Become Official
Posted on: April 11, 2009
Speculations arise as talk of Nokia Tube’s unveiling is rumored to take place on 2 October 2008, in London. Although we can’t say that this is true, we can only hope that it is, as we are dying to know more about Nokia’s first touchscreen phone. Yes, it’s true, Apple may have started the trend and slowly but surely, all manufacturers are following hot on their heals.
Although many phones have surfaced with similarities to the iPhone, the Nokia Tube is said to be the closest competitor (So we are anxious to see if this is indeed true)
The Nokia Tube will be an S60 variety phone which will boast a 640 x 360 touchscreen. It will also include Wi-Fi and GPS capability and is rumored to have 3G too. The 3.2 megapixel camera should take some beautifully crisp images which you will then be able to Bluetooth to one of your closest friends (Or save to your MicroSD card!)
Although no pricing structures, for the Nokia Tube, have been discussed as yet, we have heard (yet again through the proverbial grapevine) that it should enter the market at a reasonable price and be one of the cheaper touchscreen varieties to be sold.
This is good news for Nokia lovers as well as all those who like the concept of touchscreen varieties but haven’t had the money to afford one yet – The Nokia Tube is your answer!
After a great deal of speculation, Nokia have officially detailed their new Nokia N5800 XpressMusic touchscreen cell phone – known as the Nokia Tube. Boasting a 3.2” 640×360 nHD resolution, 16:9 aspect ratio widescreen touchscreen display complete with tactile feedback, the Nokia Tube N5800 XpressMusic cell phone – which measures in at 111×51.7×15.5mm – comes with integrated 3.2 megapixel camera (complete with Carl Zeiss lens, autofocus, dual LED flash, 3x digital zoom and video capture capabilities up to 640×480 at 30fps) paired with a front mounted secondary camera allowing for video calling, an Alphanumeric and QWERTY keyboard (courtesy of the touchscreen) paired with handwriting recognition and, a ‘Dedicated Media Bar’ allowing for prompt access to the N5800’s image, video, music and web browsing features.
Nokia’s Concept OLED Scroll Laptop Designed By Rodrigo Mercado – Futuristic & Impressive!
Posted on: March 9, 2009
So it’s concept day at TFTS and I have another offering to titivate your eyeballs with. The OLED laptop is a concept scroll type laptop designed for Nokia by Rodrigo Mercado.
The scroll-like design may look somewhat bizarre and incredibly futuristic but one thing is for sure, this is a definate reality in years to come – shifting ideas in design through technological advancement.
The OLED design will offer bright and exceptional colour images within a wide angle frame. It will also have lower power usage and a higher contrast ratio which is good news as we will be able to utilize all these goodies when using functions such as skype etc.
This concept OLED laptop will also be voice activated so forget about those typing lessons and get ready for the future and while you’re at it, get excited because OLEDS require no backing light and the fast response times will make movie streaming a breeze.
I’m sure as time goes by, more and more specs will be put to paper but for the interim, just drool at the pretty pictures like I did!
According to my view this is very unique and modern product which is easy to use and very econoimical. A lot of qualities are hidden in this product.
Following on from its North American launch that didn’t go quite as smoothly as Nokia would have liked, there is, at last, some good news (apart from the news that the aforementioned issues are now fixed) concerning the Nokia’s N5800 XpressMusic being that its now been announced that the N5800 will happily play ball with Amazon’s Video on Demand service.
Giving N5800 users access to over 40,000 movies and TV titles via Amazon’s Video on Demand Player, Nokia proudly herald their N5800 as being the only mobile phone that’s presently compatible with Amazon’s on demand service though, for the time being at least, you’ll have to download content to your computer and then subsequently transfer them to your N5800 as videos cannot be downloaded directly to the handset.
If you have a N5800 handset, or if you’re thinking of getting one, and you’re interested in gaining access to Amazon’s Video on Demand service you can find out what you need to do
Nokia announces its Nokia N97 at Nokia 2008 World Convention in Barcelona,Spain. Designed to meet the needs of Internet-savvy consumers and is claimed as the world’s most advanced mobile.
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- Looks bright
- Has both QWERTY and touch screen
- 5.0-megapixel camera with high quality
- Supports up to 48 GB storage,including its 32GB onboard memory.
- Includes multiple sensors, memory, processing power and connection speeds for people to create an Internet and share their “social place.”
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