At Manila's Nokia Exibition , the Finnish firm unveiled the N95, -- distinctly different from the rumor pics that spread like wildfire on the net -- the N75, touted the smallest phone in the N-series lineup, some budget 5300/5200, revamped 3250, N70, N73 and now the 8GB built-in N91, in the new wave of music-centric mobiles.

The N95 silder stole the show with its integrated GPS-receiver, 3.5G capabilities, a eyebrow-raising 5.1-Megapixel camera. The rest of the features are similar to its predecessor, the N80, notably Wi-Fi enabled. The only setback would perhaps be the screen, as its a step back from the 416x352 pixel display found in the latter to a larger but less sharp QVGA. It remains a enigma to many.

The N75 is essentially a foldable N70(think N71), but this time, it scores in its cosmetic department. Definitely a powerhouse slim folder that even Motorola or Samsung can't match for now.

The 5300/5200 music phones are cheap handsets with features considered stone-age today.

The remaining improved 3250, N70, N73, N91 sums up how Nokia build on the success of current products and better suit music tastebuds.