Nokia has left its optimal telecommunications-focused trajectory and has started to focus on what the market is successful at, which is multimedia, internet, and the other aspect of focus is more a need than a financial objective, which is battery power.

The manufacturer's Home Music device connects through Wi-Fi, Ethernet, USB, or audio-in (aux), to a mobile phone, PC, or a compatible digital player in order to listen to a music collection. The gadget surprisingly also includes traditional FM radio, as well as internet radio, and podcasts.

The Nokia Internet Stick CS-10 is an HSDPA modem the size of a conventional flash drive, and is compatible with both PC and MAC. The HSDPA modem can achieve speeds up to 7.2mbps on download, and 2.0mbps on upload.

The Nokia Extra Power DC-11 provides two separate charging connectors for two devices to be charged at the same time. Both microUSB and 2mm charging points are compatible with the adaptor.

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[via Slashphone]