Nokia 6125

Nokia 6125Phonescoop lead me to the news about a new phone from Nokia: the 6125. They found the specifications from a press release, and have summarized them up nicely:

The 6125 is a quad-band GSM/GPRS (EDGE) clamshell with sleek, simple styling. Considering it’s not a 3G phone or smartphone, the phone packs a large number of media features. In addition to a 1.3 MP camera, the 6125 has an FM Radio, a media player that supports MP3, AAC, WMA and MP4, and will be one of the first feature phones to ship with Macromedia Flash player. The phone also features Bluetooth, Infrared, USB and a MicroSD slot to move media on and off the phone. It is due out in the second quarter.

For the most part it seems pretty standard. I like the look of the phone, and made note of the FM Radio tuner built in. I don’t know how much I would use it, but that is something that the dedicated music player from Apple does not come with built in. Another feature of note is that this phone will come with Macromedia Flash player, which allows the ability to play both movies and games that are in Macromedia’s popular format.

January 18th, 2006 Posted by David in News, Nokia at 2:09 pm Comment Now! »
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