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Electronics Nokia N97 Mobile Phone
Electronics Nokia N97 Mobile Phone
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| Written by Vikram Chand | |||||||||
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Sunday, 21 March 2010 |
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Rated  4.5 out of 5 Stars |
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Awesome Touch!
The Nokia N97 mobile phone is a compact phone with a slide out full QWERTY keyboard and a huge 3.5" touch screen with tilt. I would mostly use this as a personal phone to get all my emails, surf the web, take pictures and videos and of course store them in the huge 32 GB storage space.
The N97 is unlocked so you can use any SIM card and it even has WiFi built-in. Email setup is a walk in the park also (type in your email address and password and it will do the rest for you). There is also a 5 megapixel camera with LED flash and a video camera with video light. So I tested it for about two weeks and these are my results. LOOK, FEEL AND BUILD The N97 is a compact tilt slider mobile phone with a huge 3.5" touch screen. It is slightly larger than the E75 but we really can't compare it to that because it is not of the same class. It's a little on the heavy side but it is also thin and solid built. Nokia phones have always been well built and can take lots of beating before they even hiccup. The slider feels solid and the tilt is a nice touch because it feels natural unlike the E75. The huge touch screen responds to your taps and slides very well and watching videos on that baby is very good. Since it is a touch screen device, there are no keys on the front panel itself besides the Menu, Send and End. The dial pad is virtual and you also get a virtual alphabet keypad too if you prefer. I personally like the slid out keyboard better. The camera button on the lower right hand side is placed well and the volume control buttons are on the top right side (these come in handy quiet often). When you rotate the phone horizontally to take a picture these buttons act as the zoom for it. The camera button works as the shutter. Makes sense! The 3.5 inch display has 640 x 360 pixels resolution and 16 million colors. On the left you have the microUSB port the screen lock slider button and the speaker phone holes on the top and bottom. The power button is on the top left and the 3.5mm headset jack is in the middle (also on the top). It measures 4.61 x 2.18 x 0.63 inches in dimensions and weighs 5.29 ounces. There is also a little stylus that is the size of a USB drive but you would be better off using your fingers instead (if there was a hidden slot for it on the phone itself then that would have been a different situation).
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| Last Updated on Tuesday, 23 March 2010 |
