Nokia N93 Mobile Phones

he Nokia N93 is a very high-end camera phone/digital camcorder combo with a 3.2 megapixel digital camera with Carl Zeiss optics and 3X optical zoom. There's a large 2.4" 240x320 pixel display which swivels and twists around, and the Nokia N93 also supports WiFi and 3G.

You can see that the N93's design is very similar to the Nokia N92, and indeed it shares many similar characterstics (apart from the N92's digital TV tuner, of course). It's a big, chunky phone that weighs a whopping 180 grams - making it one of the heaviest handsets on the market. (Most 3G phones weigh 130 grams or less).

Although the Nokia N93 is packed with features, the most interesting element is the camera. The combination of a high-resolution 3.2 megapixel sensor plus the Carl Zeiss optics would be impressive enough, but the N93 one of a very small number of phones that includes optical zoom (in addition to up to 20X digital zoom). This combination of electronics and optical technology should mean that the N93 will be a seriously impressive stills camera.

But there's more to the N93's camera that stills photos. It can record video at up to 30 frames per second at 640x480 pixel resolution, so it's a very capable digital camcorder too. The N93 comes with Adobe Premiere Elements to help burn videos to DVD. The maximum record time on the N93 is 60 minutes and the miniSD slot can accept a memory card of up to 2Gb (a 128Mb card is included as standard in addition to 50Mb of internal memory). You can output video clips and photos directly to a television via the N93's TV interface.

From this, you might think that the Nokia N93 was a digital camcorder that can also make phone calls. But it's a fully rounded device, with a large display, web browser, email client and multimedia player. The N93 also has WiFi and Bluetooth, and it supports WCDMA 3G and EDGE high speed data.

Apart from the huge size, there seem to be very few downsides with the Nokia N93. It does everything you'd expect of a Nokia N93 high-end Nseries mobile phone, running a suite of applications on top of the Symbian S60 3rd Edition operating system. The battery life is pretty reasonable at up to 5 hours talktime and 10 days standby, although you can expect that using all the gadgets on the N93 will start to drain the battery more quickly.

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Sony Ericsson K800i Mobile Phone

The fantastic Sony Ericsson K800i comes packed with a host of features. Boasting a huge 3.2 MP Cybershot camera with flash and BestPic technology, your photos will be sharper and ‘best picture’ takes a sequence of photos from just one ‘click’ and you can then select the best one to keep. Other features include 3G, picture blogging, music player, web browser and a whole lot more!

The first thing that stands out when you pick the K800i up is just how solid it feels. There have been so many occasions when I have picked a mobile phone up and haven’t had any confidence that it would survive one evening with me and a bottle of plonk. This phone is different. It feels heavy, but not overly so and as a result you have confidence that it could go 12 rounds with Mike Tyson and still live to tell the tale.

The Camera on the Sony Ericsson k800i is truly remarkable. Having used the Nokia N80 for a few months it was welcome relief to use a camera that would actually work in the dark. This is largely down to the Xenon flash that lit up by back garden whenever I took a photograph, why don’t all mobile phones come with Xenon instead of those utterly useless LED damp squib excuses for a flash?

The K800i is a 3g mobile phone, but is surprisingly slim compared to other phones in the 3g range. The keypad is well built and easy to use and the navigation is great as you would expect from recent Sony Ericsson offerings. The screen resolution is also excellent, meaning you can view your lovely photographs with considerable ease on its 2.0 inch screen.

The phone comes with an MP3 player, which is pretty standard in today’s world of mobile phone technology. It takes expandable memory, taking Memory Stick Micro up to 1G.

Overall this is a fantastic phone even today. You can now get some exceptional deals on all networks. Why not check out the latest Sony Ericsson K800i contract deals today.

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Nokia N95 mobile

Nokia N95 is most technically advanced mobile phone handset. This 3G handset comes with two way slider opening mechanism. It measures 99x 53x 21 mm in dimension. Its 120 gm weight makes it easier for the users to carry it in their pocket. UK’s leading online phone shops are providing best contract deals with this latest gadget. This handset has high resolution 5 megapixel camera with auto focus and 20x digital zoom. It’s advance music player is capable in playing latest audio formats. The users can tune into their favourite radio station with its FM radio feature. West Midland, Hertfordshire and other online shops may provide you the handset free of cost with 12 months contract Nokia N95 on T Mobile or Orange network. One can find amazing messaging feature with Email and Email attachments in its messaging menu. You can communicate easily with text messaging feature. The users can share their photos with its MMS feature. Free Nokia N95 mobile phone can bring in various incentives and expensive free gifts to the customers. It runs on Symbian system. The users can store numerous phone numbers with other important details in its multi contact phone book. The customers can get incentives as discounted line rental or cash back offers on Nokia N95 18 month deals with Vodafone, Virgin or 3. It provides outstanding with its Bluetooth, USB, EDGE and other latest features. The users can download data files from their personal computer with its latest connectivity features. One will enjoy surfing internet pages with its WAP, XHTML and HTML features. It has 160 MB internal memory. You can enhance its memory up to 2 GB by adding a memory card to its shared memory. O2 and other service providers may offer you free gifts such as Sony PSP system and Sat Nav with their tariff plans.

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