As a mobile phone, the 8800 Arte is an excellent performer. Call reception was never a concern during our tests, and the quality of the internal speaker was superb.

CNET.com.au has reviewed Nokia 8800 Arte and given out “The good:
* Solid build quality
* 3G connectivity
* Bluetooth stereo A2DP
* 1GB onboard memory
The bad:
* No built-in flash for camera
* No Wi-Fi, GPS or HSDPA
* Lack of expansion card slot.
The bottomline:
The 8800 Arte is a beautifully crafted phone, but without the high-end specs of others in the Nokia family, it’s definitely not one for specification hungry tech-heads.”

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