Nokia N95 8GB
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- chopsuey
- muu
- 07 Sep 2007
i saw it
its huge
its alive...
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- Anonymous
- ibb
- 07 Sep 2007
which image quality are better? N73 or N95 8gb?
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- Anonymous
- vGu
- 07 Sep 2007
awesome !!!
but battery life is not so good + camera takes 6 sec just to on
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- Anonymous
- S35
- 07 Sep 2007
bigger screen , better battery , looks better , why bother with the silver model
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- Anonymous
- ibb
- 07 Sep 2007
i have N73 and i think that phone is good, plus that's my first N series mobile. N73 priority most of its function compare with k800 and 810. but some say the camera quality is even better then ori n95. i glad to hear and hope so but doubt on that. can any 1 explain why say so?
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- Cymbalrocks
- 2Ad
- 07 Sep 2007
Unfortunately, while I cant deny the functionality of the mighty QWERTY (I myself have an E61i), the fusion of multimedia and business has so far created pretty bulky phones. Maybe down the line the situation will improve and they will become slimmer but for now we're stuck with bricks in the pocket if we want both.
In answer to your question, I dont know how the CPU situation works exactly, but I can confirm that its not 2 processors at that clock speed. Memory was upgraded but the processor has pretty much remained the same (anyone have any further information on this?)
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- Anonymous
- PUM
- 07 Sep 2007
now in the market n95 rocks
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- Anonymous
- PUM
- 07 Sep 2007
n73 rocks and i tell u one thing n95 is 24 percent better than n73.
1.for wifi
2.vga video with 30fps
3.Built-in GPS navigation
4.0.5 hour more talk time
5.330 mhz cpu
6.128 mb sd ram
7. 5 mega pixel camera (but not so good as n73)
8. 2.6 inchs TFT, 16M colors
9. a2dp support (n73 supports a2dp but in new firmware only)
10.Symbian OS 9.2, S60 rel. 3.1
11.HSDPA
12.tv Out
13.3.5 mm audio output jack
14.Dual slide design
15.EDGE Class 32, 296 kbps; DTM Class 11, 177 kbps
what do u think?
its a big differnce or small?????????
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- Anonymous
- mJZ
- 07 Sep 2007
Cymbalrocks, let me rock the cymbal a little. I do not agree with your sharp distinction between personalities that use either E or N series, although it seems as if Nokia agree with you. I believe that there is a continuum of personalities. In other words there are many who are middle-of-the-road users: they text alot but want Nseries functionality. Reporters would be an example. An N series with a slideout QWERTY would be a compact solution. If one looks at the Samsung F700, HTC TyTN II they are not ugly phones and with today's technology the weight could be kept reasonable. In Britain many text alot and if the design is OK people will give it a chance. Furthermore QWERTY allows you to type in your vernacular. It is a far better solution for a high-end multimedia device (phone)...changing the subject; does anybody have any answer to my CPU question below? TAK what do you think??
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- Anonymous
- 4p$
- 07 Sep 2007
i wonder if the price of N95 will drop after this on come out..lol
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- Mohamed
- mJD
- 07 Sep 2007
well...this is a very nice phone...
when i checked the N95 i found 2 downsides for it.
1) battery life of 5 hours.
2) no touchscreen
but with this new 8GB edition they changed the battery model and it lasts for 6 hours now.. which is a little bit bitter.
i'm waiting for it to come out in the market to buy it :-)
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- Cymbalrocks
- 2Ad
- 07 Sep 2007
N series will probably never have a qwerty. N versus E is simply a question of multimedia versus business. Trying to make a hybrid with both, which several companies have done, results in a huge, heavy, ugly looking phone. You can pretty much stereotype the typical E versus N class user. I've seen the E class used only by select business professionals (who are usually too swamped to give anyone the time of day) or by geeks (such as my self I suppose :P). On the N class front, its usually a more upbeat crowd and again, select business professionals who normally dont seem nearly as swamped.
I have an E61i, really like the qwerty but I dont really get much mileage out of it, max 5 sms a day, and there really isnt a lot of typing for me in the browser window. So considering getting this one instead so I can bundle a decent camera/camcorder/mp3 player (segments where the E61i severely lacks) in a smaller, lighter package.
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- Anonymous
- whA
- 07 Sep 2007
Posted by Aris:
From those from Netherlands, I found a N95 8GB listed on Marktplaats - http://gsm-telecom.marktplaats...-editie.html
I just contacted it, I wait his reply. I hope that 650 euro is the final price.
Dude the image is definitely N95 but NOT 8GB Black series. If you will take a look closer, the buttons lay-out are thesame with old N95. please don't be misled by the picture itself. The finishing black texture is matte and not glossy! The price here in Philippines, based of the market trend will probably reach Php 45,000 or $ 900.00
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- Anonymous
- mJZ
- 07 Sep 2007
OK this is for the technos: Nokia state that this phone has a dual CPU. Does this mean it has two separate processors; one running the Symbian software and the other telephony software?? Thus we have two microprocessors each running at 332MHz- true or false??
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- Aris
- nxD
- 06 Sep 2007
From those from Netherlands, I found a N95 8GB listed on Marktplaats - http://gsm-telecom.marktplaats.nl/mobiele-telefoons-nokia/114127609-nieuw-in-doos-nokia-n95-8gb-editie.html
I just contacted it, I wait his reply. I hope that 650 euro is the final price.
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- Anonymous
- mJZ
- 06 Sep 2007
Well...I commend Nokia for being forever innovative. I am sure many will go for this new device. As for me I'll go for the E61i. Yes it looks like a slice of bread!! But I am looking for an all-in-one phone with a QWERTY so that I can type fast and furiously anywhere without having to think about attaining a bluetooth keyboard. It is clear that Nokia has zero intention of making an Nseries phone with a QWERTY. I cannot imagine what is supposed to be a mini-computer not having a QWERTY. 22 Nseries and not one in sight! Furthermore the lack of a VGA screen and the same deaf GPS just makes me want to sit this one out. Maybe next year Nokia will start placing VGA screens and decent GPS on their phones. Patience is a virtue!!
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- Anonymous
- ibc
- 06 Sep 2007
yea....which mean is almost same price as the original n95
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- Darksun
- nyg
- 06 Sep 2007
This rocks.It IS the best phone.Differences between Orig. n95 and ths one are so that everybody knows:
- 8GB internal Flash.
- Larger display (2.8", up from 2.6"), same resolution.
- MicroSD slot removed.
- 128MB RAM, up from 64MB.
- 1200mAh battery, up from 950mAh.
- Slider protecting camera lens removed to make room for the larger battery.
- Cosmetic changes to media and front-panel buttons.
-CPU far better.
-Slider problem fixed.
It will come out in october,q4,this year at 560 EURO without taxes.That means aproximatly 650-700 Euro.Hope my comment helped someone:D.
The source is Nokias press release so it for sure.You can reassure on nokia go play site.:D
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- Soner
- xkP
- 06 Sep 2007
What to say about N95 with the 8GB memory...it is great. I've found a unit out here in Netherlands. I've paid 800 euro for it. Tomorrow I will fully test it. If anyone wants to get more info on it, can email me.