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If you are on the lookout for a music phone that looks good, perhaps waiting until Q4 this year for the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic would be a good idea. Encased in a sleek metallic black housing, the 5310 XpressMusic features a 2" QVGA display, a built-in FM stereo radio with RDS, Bluetooth connectivity, dedicated music controls, a DAC-33 audio chip, and a 3.5mm headphone connector. With a microSD memory card slot thrown in, you can organize your digital albums in different memory cards. A 2 megapixel camera with video recording capability rounds off the impressive list of features, and this little handset that could will retail for around $300 when available.

As expected, the Nokia N81 was finally unveiled to much 'oohs' and 'ahhs', and what's even more surprising would be the fact that it will be available in a couple of models. First off we have the 8GB integrated flash memory model, while the other accepts only microSD memory cards. Other than that, the new N81 will come with stereo speakers, support for MP3, AAC, and WMA formats among others, compatibility with N-Gage games, an integrated FM receiver, a Navi wheel, and a pre-loaded version of RealPlayer. Would you take the microSD version over the 8GB model? I'd personally gun for the former since it is easier to organize and separate my files into different microSD cards. No word on how much the N81 costs, but chances are it'll burn a hole in your pocket when Q4 comes around.

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The Nokia N81 will probably be released at a big event at London tomorrow, so before you go drooling all over official images tomorrow, why not do the same over your keyboard to test its waterproof capability? The N81 is said to come with 8GB of internal flash memory, bringing a host of entertainment and communication options to your pocket. In addition to the N81, it is rumored that the 8GB N95 as well as other XpressMusic handsets will also debut in London. Games and other media are played when the phone is held horizontally to maximize the screen size.