Nokia 5700 Xpress Music Collection By digitalBoy:
The Nokia 5700 XpressMusic offers the same twisting design that made the Nokia 3250 so popular. With a mere twist you switch among four modes of operation - music player, digital camera, video telephone and a smartphone.

The Nokia 5700 XpressMusic features an iconic twist design that easily switches between four modes at the flick of the wrist - music player, 2 Megapixel camera, video call and smartphone. Combining the benefits of a music-oriented, multipurpose device featuring 3G dataspeeds.

Nokia 5700 Reviews:

CNET（Asia）Reviewed Nokia 5700 XpressMusic and gave out “The good: Nice balance of size and weight; twisting motion to activate applications; hot-swappable microSD card slot; FM radio; 3G; Bluetooth stereo; robust Series 60 platform.The bad: Difficult to reach for joystick when in camera mode; Menu and Cancel keys don’t light up; no built-in 3.5mm audio jack; unusable night picture quality.The bottom line: The Nokia 5700 XpressMusic isn’t the most technologically advanced handset but it attempts to differentiate itself from the competition with a unique twist design. It’s a decent music player but not fantastic.”

CNET Reviewed Nokia 5700 Xpress Music and gave out “The good:The Nokia 5700 Xpress Music offers a user-friendly design, an impressive array of features, and admirable call and music quality.The bad: Some of the Nokia 5700 Xpress Music’s controls were difficult to use and its photo quality was disappointing. Also, it doesn’t support a U.S. 3G band.The bottom line: The Nokia 5700 Xpress Music cell phone continues the trend set by the Nokia 5300, offering a satisfying combination of features, performance, and design. “

BoyGeniusReport Reviewed Nokia 5700 XpressMusic and gave out “Packed with a two megapixel camera, you’re able to twist, turn, snap, and send pictures off really quickly. We would have loved to see Flickr integration here like with the N-series, though. We know, we know, N-series only.One great thing about the headset is that it uses the same standard Nokia chargers that most of their current phones do. On the contrary, we found the headset is a little uncomfortable to wear, and we looked a little weird when walking down downtown Manhattan.”

TrustedReviews Reviewed Nokia 5700 Xpress Music and gave out “The 5700 MusicXpress is a nice phone for music fans, a less nice one for photographers, and the bottom line is that other handsets are better at both things.”

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Nokia 5700 Features:

• a brand new phone, never been used.
• 1 GB Memory Card
• Internal memory 35 MB
• 2 megapixels camera resolution
• LCD display size 2.2 inch
• Max. talktime 3.5 hours
• Max. standby time 288 hours
• GPRS, Bluetooth, Infrared
• Dimensions (W x D x H) 108 x 50 x 17.3 mm
• with the box, head set, adabter to connect any computer headset, USB wire, computer CD, charger, user manual

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