Nokia Scandinavia and WESC take their first joint step in an exiting long-term cooperation. The mobile lifestyle personifies both companies and the ambition is to build a common platform for communication with alert people. Being unpredictable is a motto that the two companies share and is also one of the cornerstones of the collaboration.

By turning the Nokia 3250 keyboard 180 degrees, the user can easily switch between the music controls and the telephone buttons. The music player in the Nokia 3250 supports most digital music formats such as MP3, WMA, M4A and AAC, which vouches for trouble-free downloading and transferring of music. Songs can also be downloaded "over-the-air", anywhere, whenever and be used as ring tones. Nokia 3250 supports microSD up to 1 GB with a storage capacity of 750 songs.

The Nokia Audio Manager-software lets the user to convert personal CD's to digital music files and easily transfer complete collections and playlists directly from the computer. Headphones can be connected to Nokia 3250 with a 3.5 mm-plug that comes in the box. Nokia 3250 is especially designed for music and is therefore the first mobile handset on the market to be branded with XpressMusic.

Nokia 3250 has a 2 megapixel camera that is activated when the phone's keyboard is turned 90 degrees. With some simple pushes of the buttons, pictures can be sent by MMS or be printed out on a compatible printer over wireless Bluetooth-technology.

The price of Nokia 3250 WESC Limited Edition is estimated to 400 Euros and will be available in selected stores in Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmoe, Copenhagen, Oslo, New York, London and Tokyo starting March 31st.

via www.engadgetmobile.com