Comments on ‘Nokia beats out four music handsets’

By James Sherwood [More by this author]

Wednesday 29th August 2007 12:12 GMT

"memory fit for about 3,000 songs"

David Gosnell • Thursday 30th August 2007 08:03 GMT

Wow, over 10GB internal? :-)

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