Ok, if you are an ‘N-Series club‘ member, you’ve got something to party on. With the new Nokia N97, you get chic and tech in the same platter. The promising touch screen multimedia flagship aims to bring its user closer to the internet on the move and at the same time be in contest with Apple’s iPhone.
The device a large 3.5 inch touch screen, 640 x 360 pixel (16:9 aspect ratio) with slide-out QWERTY keyboard. With an onboard memory of 32GB with microSD expansion of upto 48GB (in total), the design contains a 5 mega-pixel camera; Carl Zeiss technology, a 3.5mm headjack, 640 x 360 pixel, HSDPA, WiFi, Bluetooth radios, A-GPS, battery capable of up to 1.5 days of continuous audio playback or 4.5-hours video and “DVD quality” video capture at 30fps! Need a break? sure you do!.
The most exciting part about this device is that, for the first time, it introduces the concept of ‘social location’, i.e. A-GPS sensors and the electronic compass allows the user to locate oneself anywhere in the world. Nokia N97 gives the oppertunity to fully personalise the wide screen touch display with anything you want. Be it updates from your favourite website, your social network, or whatever it may be. Nokia has not yet decided on the price, but it is expected to be around $700.
when its launching in uk,,any idea
Nokia N97 is a brilliant phone. Same camera of the n96 which was rocking, plus a QWERTY keyboard for easy internet. top class
well nokia have outdone themselves… its an idea combo of tech and looks… can’t wait to get my hands on it.
The new social locator tool is awesome, and will really set them apart from the likes of samsing omnia and iphone
WOW ! man love the new nokia n97 … just waiting to get my hands on it …
very sleek design of nokia but a better version. the gps sensors is a great quality of this phone which will enhance it features and interest more customers to purchase it with a minor drawback of its price. but regardless of its price, its a steal.
Good news : You are now able to try out the new Nokia N97 with an interactive interface on Nokia’s webpage.
thanks for that nice blog!