Nokia introduced a new range of phones called the X Series at the Nokia World Event 2009 in early September. Nokia X6 and Nokia X3 will be the first devices in newly installed Nokia Xseries. Expansys who often get new handsets in before other websites have the Nokia X6 ‘Comes With Music’ penciled in for 12th November launch which is just around a week away. An estimated retail price is 529.99 UK pounds or 605 euros.
The X6 boasts of unlimited music as it comes with the Comes With Music service from Nokia, where users can download unlimited music tracks for a span of 12 months for free (network data charges are not included in this, you will have to pay for that). The tracks will remain with the user even after 12 months.
The Nokia X6 borrows the screen from the N97 Mini, which means that you get a 3.2 inch touch sensitive display. It is large enough to make watching videos and longer clips easy and although it is not multi-touch sensitive like the iPhone’s screen it is at least an improvement over the standard 5800 screen.X6 is notable for its slim (only 14mm) body and 35 hours of continuous music playback. For social networking purposes it supports easy access to Facebook, Ovi, Windows Live, Yahoo IM, YouTube, MySpace and more. You can upload photos via Ovi or browse the app store for further useful applications. However, the Ovi Store still lags some way behind the iPhone’s App Store in terms of variety and polish.
The X6 is a high-end Symbian touchscreen phone and features include a 3.2 inches display with 360 x 640 pixels, HSDPA connectivity, Wi-Fi (with UPnP), stereo speakers, 3.5mm headset jack, TV out, 5MP camera with Carl Zeiss optics, and 32GB of internal memory. Its 3.2 inch screen with scratch resistant glass, that is something, which is really cool.
