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With a striking 3.2 inch touchscreen covering almost the entire phone face, the Nokia X6 boasts a cutting-edge design. Both pocket and palm friendly, the X6 measures 111 x 51 x 13mm and is perfect for watching movies with its16:9 aspect ratio screen and 32GB of internal memory. The X6 runs on Symbian OS v9.4 and has a 434 MHz processor which enables it to compete confidently with other Smartphones on the market. The new X Series range from Nokia, will substitute the XpressMusic range and in addition to launching the X6, Nokia will release the entry-level X3 slider phone early in 2010. The X6’s TFT capacitive touchscreen is scratch-resistant and yet still manages to produce a bright, sharp image. Additionally the phone boasts a built in accelerometer for switching from portrait to landscape automatically, perfect for widescreen images and videos. There is also handwriting recognition for texts and emails. The built-in 5 megapixel camera has Carl Zeiss optics, LED flash, auto focus and geo-tagging to take incredible images, you can then stamp them with their exact location. If you fancy yourself as a bit of a movie director however, the video recording facility has the capability to edit images with a software package which is included. The Nokia X6 has all the standard feature you would expect from a Smartphone; 3G, Wi-Fi, HSDPA, GPS, Bluetooth and a microUSB slot to relocate files with or without wires. The X3 also has Ovi maps 3.0 satellite navigation software pre-installed, making sure you always arrive at the right place at the right time. The X6 combines fashion and features to create a flagship phone for the X Series.
With a striking 3.2 inch touchscreen covering almost the entire phone face, the Nokia X6 boasts a cutting-edge design. Both pocket and palm friendly, the X6 measures 111 x 51 x 13mm and is perfect for watching movies with its16:9 aspect ratio screen and 32GB of internal memory. The X6 runs on Symbian OS v9.4 and has a 434 MHz processor which enables it to compete confidently with other Smartphones on the market. The new X Series range from Nokia, will substitute the XpressMusic range and in addition to launching the X6, Nokia will release the entry-level X3 slider phone early in 2010. The X6’s TFT capacitive touchscreen is scratch-resistant and yet still manages to produce a bright, sharp image. Additionally the phone boasts a built in accelerometer for switching from portrait to landscape automatically, perfect for widescreen images and videos. There is also handwriting recognition for texts and emails. The built-in 5 megapixel camera has Carl Zeiss optics, LED flash, auto focus and geo-tagging to take incredible images, you can then stamp them with their exact location. If you fancy yourself as a bit of a movie director however, the video recording facility has the capability to edit images with a software package which is included. The Nokia X6 has all the standard feature you would expect from a Smartphone; 3G, Wi-Fi, HSDPA, GPS, Bluetooth and a microUSB slot to relocate files with or without wires. The X3 also has Ovi maps 3.0 satellite navigation software pre-installed, making sure you always arrive at the right place at the right time. The X6 combines fashion and features to create a flagship phone for the X Series.
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