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The current hot product on the cell phone market is the brand new Nokia 5530 – The third ‘”Touch” phone by Nokia.
As you may already know, 5530 is a bit cheaper than 5800.
But what are the differences except the price?
Here is a comparison of Nokia 5530 and its older brother called Nokia 5800 and their main features.
Nokia 5530 main features
The 5530 looks striking with its ’stainless steel’ cover. It offers a generous 2.9 inch screen in 16:9 widescreen aspect ratio (360×640 pixels) and a 3.2 megapixel camera. The device lacks support for UMTS / HSDPA and you do not have high speed internet will reach, unless you use the WiFi facility which fortunately still has. The solid battery (1000 mAh) ensures that your 27 hours for continuous music listening. By default you will receive a 4GB memory card, which accommodate more than 1000 unique mobile numbers.
Nokia 5800 main features
Nokia 5800 XpressMusic was the first touchscreen smartphone built by Nokia.
and according to specifications, seems able to stand comparison with the iPhone 3G.
This is a quadband GSM and UMTS with HSDPA, a 3.2-inch touchscreen with 640×360 pixel resolution and 16 million colors, for use with the included stylus, 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus and Carl Zeiss optics, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, integrated GPS, 140 MB of internal memory expandable and TV output.
If there are any other differences you would like to point out please let others know in the comments below!
Goodness me there’s quite an iPad echo-chamber going on around the marketplace. Almost everyone I speak to is craving or mentioning the iPad in one way or another. The launch, of course, has been ridiculously delayed. If you believe Apple’s brilliantly convenient ‘message’, they completely stuffed up their distribution logistics which led to them having to regretfully push back the UK (and international) launch of the device. This from a company with billions and billions of dollars in the bank and a team of geniuses. Are you telling me they can conceive of the iPad but not get their logistics in order? Anyway.
Whatever the reason, all is about to be forgotten. The iPad-is-a-coming. I saw my first one (that doesn’t belong to me or another mobile industry chap) in the wild today at the Westfield shopping mall. The Apple Store is quietly proclaiming the arrival with a little sign.
In London I think we’re going to see more and more of them around shortly.
Have you ordered one?
If so, what model did you go for?
And — if applicable — what network are you selecting for your iPad?