Nokia Remix - Nokia 5800 exposed
Mobile-review have posted a preview of the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. Here are their final words.
Obviously, we could go on and on praising the 5800 XpressMusic's feature list, but it would be pretty much pointless. We have already covered all its major aspects above, so the only thing left to say is that I was pretty happy with its performance, as I didn't stumble upon any freeze-us or stuttering with this phone. But the most critical question about the 5800 XpressMusic has nothing to do with its hardware or software. Basically, it's about whether they have got enough units to meet the demand until after-Christmas? Because it seems that they will face a sizable deficit already in December. The 5800 XpressMusic is set to launch some time in November at the price point of 279 Euro before subsidies. On Monday we will release another interview with our old friend - Nokia's Vice-President, Mads Winblad, where he spills some beans on what Nokia's upcoming offerings will look like. On the other hand we are not going to rush our comprehensive review of the 5800, rather we will release it a bit later than planned, but with more detail and insight, which will make for a much better article.
By the way, old S60 applications can be installed on the 5800 XpressMusic as well, unless they require special mechanical controls (which the 5800 doesn't have).
Obviously, we could go on and on praising the 5800 XpressMusic's feature list, but it would be pretty much pointless. We have already covered all its major aspects above, so the only thing left to say is that I was pretty happy with its performance, as I didn't stumble upon any freeze-us or stuttering with this phone. But the most critical question about the 5800 XpressMusic has nothing to do with its hardware or software. Basically, it's about whether they have got enough units to meet the demand until after-Christmas? Because it seems that they will face a sizable deficit already in December. The 5800 XpressMusic is set to launch some time in November at the price point of 279 Euro before subsidies. On Monday we will release another interview with our old friend - Nokia's Vice-President, Mads Winblad, where he spills some beans on what Nokia's upcoming offerings will look like. On the other hand we are not going to rush our comprehensive review of the 5800, rather we will release it a bit later than planned, but with more detail and insight, which will make for a much better article.
By the way, old S60 applications can be installed on the 5800 XpressMusic as well, unless they require special mechanical controls (which the 5800 doesn't have).
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