Nokia announced the 5630 XpressMusic handset as part of theSeries 60 family. It is the thinnest N-Gage gaming device yet with unlimited music for a year, "say and play," HSPDA/HSUPA, Ovi Share and 3.2 megapixel camera with dual-LED flash.
The 5630 XpressMusic includes Comes with Music enabled in selected countries. it's ready to soak up to 3,000 songs via a 4GB microSD memory card that comes in the box.
The 'say and play' feature (first debuted on the 5320 XpressMusic last year), lets you speak the name of an artist of track to automatically play it. Plus, the Nokia 5630 comes loaded with a 3.5mm headphone connector, stereo Bluetooth, FM stereo and Internet radio.
It's a full blown S60 device with fast HSDPA connectivity, meaning it's primed to be loaded with apps and able to exploit many of the best Internet services out there, such as widgets (a la the 5800 and upcoming N97), Ovi Share and Nokia Messaging.
Similarly, it throws N-Gage gaming into the mix - only the second
time Nokia's premium gaming platform has been available on a non
Nseries device (the 6210 just got there first).
Another smart addition is the home screen, which features a new
Contacts Bar that has a definite widget feel to it - smartly animated,
you can scroll through icons for up to 20 contacts and interact with
them directly from the home screen.
It doesn't shirk its responsibilities imaging wise, delivering
digital shots via a 3.2 megapixel camera with dual-LED flash and 4x
zoom, and recording video, both of which can be uploaded and shared
online via Flickr and Share on Ovi.
It's also HSUPA enabled, meaning it can upload data over your
network at speeds of up to 2mbps (following in the footsteps of the
6260 slide, Nokia's first HSUPA phone last November) and making video
and photo sharing on the move a significantly faster and more engaging
option.
5630 XpressMusic will go on sale in selected countries in the second quarter of 2009 with an estimated price of $260.