The Nokia 3250, Nokia's newest music phone, grabbed the spotlight of Nokia Trends, an electronic music festival that took place in Berlin, Germany this weekend. This unique design twists to transform a traditional phone keypad into dedicated music keys. The Nokia 3250 stores up to 1 Gigabyte (750 songs) of high quality music and offers 10 hours of music play. In addition, consumers can take advantage of the Nokia 3250's two-megapixel camera and smartphone capabilities. The triband GSM 900/1800/1900 model is expected to start shipping in the first quarter 2006 with an estimated retail price of 350 EUR before subsidies or taxes.

Music Features

• Manage your music and playlists with the music player (MP3/eAAC+) and control music with dedicated music keys
• Transfer music ripped from your purchased CDs from your PC to your Nokia 3250 phone with Nokia Audio Manager, Windows Media Player, or other PC software
• Share playlists with your friends over Bluetooth, MMS, or email
• Memory expandable up to 1GB for up to 750 songs of great quality stereo audio with the new, advanced eAAC+ digital audio codec*
• Plug your own headphones into the 3.5 mm connector jack in the headset cable
• Enhanced music features: Sound Check (equalizer, stereo widening, reverb, bass boost)
• Buy new music from Web services or download your own records from PC to enjoy hi-fi stereo music through high-quality headphones
• Formats supported: eAAC+, MPEG4 AAC, MP3, ARM-NB, ARM-WB, 64 polyphonic MIDI, RealAudio Voice, RealAudio7, RealAudio8, WMA
• Tunes Studio: Create your own ringing tones from the approx. 40 MIDI tones pre-loaded in the Nokia 3250 phone