#5530 xpressmusic

With the release of Nokia's 1st-generation touchscreen phone last January, it will not be a surprise if the Finnish company will follow it through with another low-end version of the 5800 XPressMusic. Next month, Nokia might unveil a much cheaper 5530 XPressMusic named Kenzo. With almost zero on connectivity, this Nokia 5530 could be positioned in the same market segment as the LG Cookie. As speculated last May, Nokia announced a cheaper version of their popular Nokia 5800XM this week -- the Nokia 5530 XpressMusic is now much cheaper by shedding off some key features. Everybody's quite familiar with what the 6-month old Nokia 5800 so a better perspective of the new Nokia 5530 XpressMusic is to list what it doesn't have that merits it a significant price downgrade compared to its older sibling. The Nokia 5530 is missing 3G connectivity and only allows for a slow EDGE connection. The other recent XpressMusic phones have it -- 5730XM, 5330XM and 5800XM. The only upgrade I was able to see where the 5530XM ruled over the 5800XM is the CPU speed -- up from 369 MHz to an ARM 11 434 MHz processor. Read more in our articles including "Nokia to launch 5530 XpressMusic in June?" and "Nokia 5530 XpressMusic: Cheap as Predicted".