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Nokia 'Comes With Music' gets official pricing

21 September 2008 14:06 by Andre "DVDBack23" Yoskowitz | 2 comments

First announced last December, Nokia's oft-delayed Comes With Music service is finally official (at least for the UK) and will hit handsets beginning October 17th.

The first handset to include the service will be the Nokia 5310 and the exclusive retailer will be Carphone Warehouse. The service, which allows users to download unlimited DRM-free music for one year and then keep it forever, will cost 70 GBP in addition to the original price of the handset.

The service will have include the full catalogs of Universal Music, Sony BMG and Warner Music but notably lacks EMI.

There was no word on the price of the actual handset as of yet but we will keep you updated.

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1bonehead (Senior Member) 21 September 2008 14:10
As if we need another music service [ + quote]
13thHouR (Inactive) 21 September 2008 15:16
what's the quality, and how much does each GB cost from the Carphone Warehouse, ect contract? [ + quote]