Nokia launches its new Nokia 5230, a device that runs on S60 5th edition on Symbian and includes the major key features like a camera with 2.0 megapixel resolution, a show screen of 3.2” dimension, a home screen Contacts Bar, Media Bar, A-GPS and 3.5mm audio jack. While looking at some of its features it will give you more of a reason to look for few Nokia 5230 Deals.

Nokia 5230 has features similar to Nokia 5800 for example: a FM radio, 3.2 inches resistive touch screen having a resolution of 640 x 360 pixels, 3.5 mm audio jack, FM radio and a microSD card slot. Even though the camera’s resolution factor is bit downloaded to 2 megapixel, it has still managed to take out the decent VGA@30fps video recording.

Nokia 5230 is powered by a 1320 mAh battery. The battery is capable of running the phone for 33 hours even though if the music is played non-stop. The UI is supported by a kinetic scrolling so that the users of the model can just press in order to slide on the screen. They can even scroll down on the list, and also can slow down to come to a halt. The UI is very responsive but found out to be slightly resistive and thus the overall feel is excellent which gives you more than a few reasons to Buy Nokia 5230.

The audio quality of the Nokia 5230 meets the user’s expectations and looks impressive since the sound quality seems to be coming from a excellent music system. The loud speakers are brilliant with their loud sound with excellent clarity and also the sound via the headphone is fantastic.

Nokia 5230 supports an brilliant web browsing facility with supporting mark-up languages like WML, SHTML and HTML. A 2.0 megapixel camera can support images of type JPEG. Video formatting is done in user friendly .mp4 and .3gp formats.

Finding Cheap Nokia 5230 is not a hard task since Nokia has a habit of launching devices at such an affordable cost which suits people of every class. It will be available both ways through retail stores and carriers so look for the best deal before you make a final choice. You don’t get to choose the level of equipment like you would when buying a car. So, until that becomes available – if ever – we cannot see a better dealing with the problem than Nokia’s approach.