Nokia's 5800 XpressMusic shows up in FCC with US 3G support

by Darren Murph posted Dec 20th 2008 at 8:02AM

So, here's what's awesome: Nokia's well received 5800 XpressMusic will be making the trip to US soil with US 3G support baked right in. Here's what's just so-so: there's no AT&T logo on the photos, so we're assuming Nokia will only be selling this one here in unlocked, unsubsidized form. Of course, we're just thrilled to know the phone will be making a proper debut in the US of A, but those looking to pick one up will certainly need to expect a lofty price tag.

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Tags: 3G, 5800, 5800 xpressmusic, 5800Xpressmusic, FCC, NA, Nokia, north american, NorthAmerican, US, US 3G, Us3g, xpressmusic, xpressmusic 5800, Xpressmusic5800

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Wobbly @ Dec 20th 2008 1:18PM

The Nokia store in Chicago had the international version for $350, if the same holds true for the NAM version, that's not a bad price at all =D

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Al @ Dec 20th 2008 1:43PM

What moron would want at&t branding on it? They'd throw on shitty branded apps that you cant remove and force you to pay $30 a month for data. Buy it unlocked with no retardation added and pay $15 for data instead.

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ILoveApple @ Dec 20th 2008 2:19PM

Ummmm... Darren Murph.

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Malkmus @ Dec 20th 2008 2:56PM

He wasn't saying he wanted branding, just stating that the lack of branding means we'll be getting it unsubsidized. You missed the point there. But what he missed was that unsubsidized this phone is all ready pretty cheap.

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