Nokia 5330 XpressMusic available with a mobile TV nowNovember 18th, 2009 - 11:54 pm by Wajiha H.
Nokia is going mobile TV by introducing the new version of the very successful Nokia 5330 called the Nokia 5330 the only difference between this and the previous one is the fact that a mobile TV has been added to it. Around four years ago Nokia came out with their first ever DVB-H enabled N92, which was then followed by the N77 and N96. Besides the integrated DVB-H receiver, the new 5330 Mobile TV edition features the same specs as the original 5330 XpressMusic - a 2.4 inch QVGA display, a 3.2 megapixel camera with LED flash, 3G and GPS capabilities, a 3.5 mm audio jack and a microSD card slot
 Basically with the help of this new phone, watching TV anywhere will not remain difficult at all. with the one-click access to live broadcasts, you will be able to access some of the best channels all around the world with Nokia 5330 Mobile TV Edition. Also you can set reminders for your personal favourite programs, with the help of the Nokia’s innovative Electronic Program Guide (EPG). So get ready for an enthralling out of this world mobile TV experience of your life. Now the handset acts as an antenna to catch the best reception ever and the picture quality of the TV is definitely beyond par. You can be rest assured that you won’t see any blank screens or interference during the time when you are watching your favourite show. It is blessed with an extra long battery which normally means 6 hours of non-stop TV, before the battery gives up on you. You will be able to finally lay your hands on the new 5330 Mobile TV Edition sometime in the beginning of the first quarter n the DVB-H market, for a price of around 155 euro only exclusive of all taxes and subsidies. Source Related ArticlesRelated articles to Nokia 5330 XpressMusic available with a mobile TV now.
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