Nokia X6 Making its Way to South Korea
Nokia X6 Making its Way to South Korea
Nokia’s sending their X6, which is a music-based (like so many of them are) handset, to South Korea, beginning next month. As it stands, that makes the X6 only the third Symbian-based smartphone to reach the Southern shores. They don’t have a lot of options, even if you think about the comparisons between the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic (which is one of the other devices launched in the region), but that doesn’t mean this isn’t good news.
Just like the 5800, the X6 is a music-based handset. It features a 3.2-inch, resistive touchscreen with a 360×640 resolution. It will also support regional 3G, WiFi, a 5MP autofocus camera on the back, and a 3.5mm audio jack. The battery’s also got the strength to deal out 35 hours of music playback, so that’s nothing to scoff at.
While there’s no official confirmation at the moment, it does look like the South Korean’s Nokia X6 is a ‘Comes with Music’ handset. That’s a good thing if you’re a fan of music, because it means you’ll have direct access to Nokia’s Music Store, where you’ll be able to download tracks directly to your handset. It’ll be available in South Korea via KT, or about 595,000 KRW. So, not the cheapest handset out there, but if you’re a fan of Nokia, touchscreens, and music, you could probably do worse.
(Via SlashPhone.)
