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new products · t-mobile · cell phones · nokia · michelle ruhfass
T-Mobile Introduces 3G Nokia 3555 Clamshell
Product Launch by Michelle Ruhfass on Monday March 17, 2008.
 Nokia 3555 |
 Nokia 3555 |
 Nokia 3555 |
Today T-Mobile USA announced the immediate availability of the Nokia 3555, a clamshell cell phone that is compatible with T-Mobile's upcoming 3G network, which functions on the 1700MHz and 2100MHz bands. The launch of the network has been delayed a number of times because the U.S. government, which currently occupies the spectrum in question, has been slow in making it available. T-Mobile has informed us that it has started rolling out the infrastructure for its 3G network and that it should be online in markets like New York by the end of the first half of this year.
The 3555, which has a style reminiscent of the 6555, features a 262k TFT internal main display and a blue on black, 98x65 pixel external display. Speaking of things blue, the 3555 also has Bluetooth support for wireless headsets. In terms of multimedia, the 3555 offers up only a lowly VGA resolution camera, but has a built-in music player as well as a microSD card slot that can support cards as large as 4GB in capacity (not included).
Nokia claims that this 94g (3.3oz) cell phone's 1020mAh battery should be good for up to 3.3 hours of talk time or a bit over 11 days of standby time on a full charge.
The Nokia 3555 is now available for $49.99 after rebates from T-Mobile USA.
| Specifications for the Nokia 3555 | |
| Operating System | Nokia Series 40, 5th Edition, Feature Pack 1 |
| Band | GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz, UMTS 1700/2100MHz |
| Data | GPRS/EDGE/WCDMA |
| Size | 99.6mm x 44mm x 20.5mm (3.9" x 1.7" x 0.8") |
| Weight | 94g (3.3oz) |
| Battery Life | Up to 10 days standby |
| Up to 3 hours talk time | |
| Main Display | 128x160 pixel resolution |
| Sub-Display | 98x65 pixel resolution |
| Camera | VGA |
| Video | Playback/capture |
| Messaging | MMS/SMS/IM |
| POP/IMAP/SMTP | |
| Bluetooth | v2.0, A2DP (stereo) |
| Memory | 30MB, microSD card slot |
| Availability | Now |
| Other | Speakerphone, music player, MP3 ringtones |
 Nokia 3555 |
 Nokia 3555 |
 Nokia 3555 |
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Michelle Ruhfass
Michelle is MobileBurn.com's Managing Editor, and is responsible for sourcing devices for reviews.
Ken @ 10:47:36AM EDT on Sunday June 21, 2009
this cell phone is so far my favorite phone i have had
it does really well for the price and it works bluetooth
very nicely.
i would say i think if your looking for a all in one multimedia player games and phone and music its worth every penny
Chantal @ 3:08:15AM EDT on Wednesday September 9, 2009
by far seriously the worst phone I hav ever owned! within the first few weeks of owning it out of nowher it began to develop problems. to start off after i dropped it for one of the first times I lost my AIM app on my phone, the help icon disappeared, and the calculator went poof! wat phone does that lik seriously? the other issues it began to hav was the main display would sometimes never show up and would remain blue until i would tap it, it would sometimes be backwards, my favs icons wouldnt pop up anymore, the alarm wouldnt go off when it was supposed to, oh and the worst thing that happened was whenever i would attempt to use my camera it would reset my phone! oh and one last thing after just 54 mins being on the phone it would randomly drop the call. i dont think thats even all the issues i developed while owning this phone. so please if u ever think about getting this DONT! worst experience with a phone EVER! nothing good about it besides the memory was incredible! had at one point over 1200 texts in my inbox.