The Nokia N93 is the coolest gadget I have ever owned. That may be because it possesses something of every gadget I have ever owned. You can get online as with a PC, take photos or videos as with a camera, play music as with an MP3 player--well, you get the idea.
Is it a phone with multiple cameras or is it a collection of cameras which include a phone feature? You decide.
The 128 MB MiniSD memory card that comes with the N93 just won't do, so plan on getting, additionally, the largest memory card you can (I got a 2 gigabyte card).
My favorite software feature on the phone is the Lifeblog which gathers up your messages, still shots and video and streams them into a timeline of your life. Cool stuff. And it can all be shared with your PC.
Finally, and most impressively, the design of the device is High Art. Solid and polished in black or metallic silver, it is the most compact, multifaceted device with moving segments that I have ever seen. As often happens, it's the little things that are a nuisance--count on losing the tiny lenscap, and the port covers within days of your purchase. Otherwise plan on enjoying your Nokia N93 and to see it, feel it, and live it.
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The Nokia N93 is the coolest gadget I have ever owned. That may be because it possesses something of every gadget I have ever owned. You can get online as with a PC, take photos or videos as with a camera, play music as with an MP3 player--well, you get the idea.Is it a phone with multiple cameras or is it a collection of cameras which include a phone feature? You decide.The 128 MB MiniSD memory card that comes with the N93 just won't do, so plan on getting, additionally, the largest memory card you can (I got a 2 gigabyte card).My favorite software feature on the phone is the Lifeblog which gathers up your messages, still shots and video and streams them into a timeline of your life. Cool stuff. And it can all be shared with your PC.Finally, and most impressively, the design of the device is High Art. Solid and polished in black or metallic silver, it is the most compact, multifaceted device with moving segments that I have ever seen. As often happens, it's the little things that are a nuisance--count on losing the tiny lenscap, and the port covers within days of your purchase. Otherwise plan on enjoying your Nokia N93 and to see it, feel it, and live it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2006
The Nokia N93 is the coolest gadget I have ever owned. That may be because it possesses something of every gadget I have ever owned. You can get online as with a PC, take photos or videos as with a camera, play music as with an MP3 player--well, you get the idea.
Is it a phone with multiple cameras or is it a collection of cameras which include a phone feature? You decide.
The 128 MB MiniSD memory card that comes with the N93 just won't do, so plan on getting, additionally, the largest memory card you can (I got a 2 gigabyte card).
My favorite software feature on the phone is the Lifeblog which gathers up your messages, still shots and video and streams them into a timeline of your life. Cool stuff. And it can all be shared with your PC.
Finally, and most impressively, the design of the device is High Art. Solid and polished in black or metallic silver, it is the most compact, multifaceted device with moving segments that I have ever seen. As often happens, it's the little things that are a nuisance--count on losing the tiny lenscap, and the port covers within days of your purchase. Otherwise plan on enjoying your Nokia N93 and to see it, feel it, and live it.
Is it a phone with multiple cameras or is it a collection of cameras which include a phone feature? You decide.
The 128 MB MiniSD memory card that comes with the N93 just won't do, so plan on getting, additionally, the largest memory card you can (I got a 2 gigabyte card).
My favorite software feature on the phone is the Lifeblog which gathers up your messages, still shots and video and streams them into a timeline of your life. Cool stuff. And it can all be shared with your PC.
Finally, and most impressively, the design of the device is High Art. Solid and polished in black or metallic silver, it is the most compact, multifaceted device with moving segments that I have ever seen. As often happens, it's the little things that are a nuisance--count on losing the tiny lenscap, and the port covers within days of your purchase. Otherwise plan on enjoying your Nokia N93 and to see it, feel it, and live it.
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