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Nokia 8208 Brings Music To Your Phone… For the Billionth Time

by Zach Flauaus on July 8th, 2008

For all two of you who can’t play music on your phone in some method, you now have yet another choice of phones, though it may come with a catch. Nokia’s 8208c is set to be released to China for sure and, possibly, “elsewhere.” Running on CDMA and EV-DO Rev. A networks, both of which are featured in China, this phone seems like a candidate for a stateside release (or possibly even our friends to the north) as both Verizon and Sprint (as well as other regional carriers) run on CDMA.

The 8208 has a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, 3 megapixel camera, GPS, FM radio, and up to 20 hours of music playback. Also included hardware wise is your standard alpha-numeric keypad and a dual-sliding music controls as featured on the N95. There is only 150MB of memory built-in, although it is expandable to 8GB through microSD cards. The phone has yet to have a release date, either for China or the U.S. in addition to a price.

Via [Electronista]

Read [MobileBurn]

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