Lordpercy reviews the Nokia 5500 and writes, “The music mode of the handset has all the features of a walkman, although Nokia have only seen fit to include a 64MB MicroSD card to add to the 8MB of onboard memory. Nokia are also releasing the 5500 Music edition which has no changes apart from bundling a 512MB memory card with the model. The phone does support up to 1GB memory cards, so there is plenty of room for expansion. Like Sony’s TrackID, Nokia handsets support visual radio: a form of radio which allows users to see track information of songs playing over the air. This also allows you to download the song, as well as entering contests, surveys and vote for your favourite songs. Partnership with RealPlayer means that the phone supports a huge variety of multimedia, including 3gp and .mp4 video, RealMedia (Real Video and Real Audio), MP3, AAC, AAC+ and WMA. This means that your Nokia 5500 is the perfect companion for any trip.”

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