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i bought this phone for its camera and video abilities. i love it. i have yet to see someone with this phone (in Pensacola, Fl)it is a big bulky phone but i like that, gives me something to grab on to when, talking on the phone. and makes it easy to find in my bag. pros: -powerfull camera -2 large color screens -tons of features -size -gets attention when you switch from camera to phone -easy memory card access cons: -size -battery life -internal memory -lack of system memory -tri band all in all, it does what i want, and i like it.
I'am a college studnet that has this phone and to tell you the truth I love this phone because I hang out with my friends a lot so that means I take a lot of picture which this phone is good for. The pictures I take and then print are also like camera quality with 2 Megapixel and a Carl Zeiss Optics this phone is good for the camera and plus is has a mp3 player which you can play music. also the phone has an easy slot to take out and put in memeory card. But the one bad thing about this phone is that it is big then most phone. also one thing this phone can record stuff like video quality so if you like that too then this phone is for you too.
The Nokia N90 has gotten tons of attention - blogs, press, fans, etc. Apparently its the hottest cell phone on the market (at least overseas - though you can buy unlocked on eBay) and its price reflects it! But while traveling overseas, I tested one out - now I love Nokia functionality and interface - so thats a big plus. But this phone is huge! So if you're into small and portable... beware! This phone isn't for me - but it has tons of bells & whistles if thats your thing =) From CNet's capsule - "It's way expensive ($900 for the unlocked version), and it's a bit bulky, but this shape-shifting multimedia phone may be worth it for anyone wanting to consolidate all of their on-the-go gadgets. The Nokia N90 boasts a 2-megapixel camera with a flash, an MPEG-4 video player, an MP3/AAC audio player, direct photo printing via PictBridge, and an innovative design that turns all heads--even its own. Kitchen sink not included."Read full review
Cell phone handset makers seem intent on ramming PDA applications, digital still and video capture, music playback, and phone capabilities into one tiny device, often disregarding the disparate form factors these functions require. Nokia, famous (or infamous) for its radical design attempts, has taken a huge step forward in reconciling these form and function conflicts with the N90, due to be available from T-Mobile, Cingular, or both sometime this fall. Instead of making superficial cosmetic compromises, the Nokia N90 morphs into recognizable shapes that enhance its 2-megapixel digital camera, MPEG-4 video, and MP3/AAC audio playback capabilities--not always successfully but compellingly, nonetheless. At more than $900 for an unlocked phone, the Nokia N90 is expensive. At the time of this writing, no carriers had picked it up, but it should be available for less when one does. 2-megapixel CMOS digital camera with flash and 8X digital zoom; MPEG-4 video-capture capabilities; separate lens and display swivels; EDGE capable; RS-MMC external memory slot; MP3 player; PictBridge compatible; Bluetooth; USB connectivity; e-mail. Expensive; big and heavy; proprietary headphone jack; low integrated memory; no stereo speakers; short talk time. It's a startling combination of image capture, music playback, and communications capabilities in a clever but bulky Transformers-like package. However, at more than $900 for an unlocked model, the Nokia N90 is not for the faint of wallet. GeneralCellular technology WCDMA / GSM Band / mode WCDMA / GSM 900/1800/1900 Weight 6.1 oz Wireless Interface Bluetooth Standby time Up to 288 h Bluetooth enabled Yes International compatibility Yes Included accessories Headset, Software kit, Adapter for MMC Combined with With digital camera PhoneVoice Dialing Yes Speakerphone Yes Polyphonic Ringer Yes Alarm Clock Yes Calendar Yes Additional Features J2ME/Brew enabled PDA FeaturesOS provided Symbian OS 8.1a Flash memory installed 64 MB Flash memory form factor RS-MMC Synchronization With PC Yes Synchronization With SyncML Messaging / Data ServicesVoice Mail Capability Yes Short Messaging Service (SMS) Yes Supported SMS Functions Picture messages Max Data Transfer Rate 384 Kbps Internet Browser Yes WAP Protocol Supported Yes GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) Yes JAVA applications Yes Mobile Email Yes Supported Email Protocols POP3, SMTP, IMAP4 Messaging / Data Features Text messages Messaging Services MMS, Nokia Smart Messaging WAP Protocol Supported:WAP Protocol Version WAP 2.0 Digital Player / RecorderDigital player supported digital audio standards AAC, AMR, MP3, WAV, Real Audio Digital player/recorder type Digital player DisplayDisplay Type LCD display Diagonal Size 2.1 in Display Resolution 352 x 416 pixels Color Support Color Color Depth 18-bit (262000 Colors) PowerBattery installed 1Lithium Ion Talk time Up to 180 min Audible Battery Alert Yes Security FeaturesPhone Lock Yes Keypad Lock Yes SIM Card Lock Yes Restrict Access to Phone Book Yes CellularPhone style Flip phone Automatic Redial Yes Call Divert Yes Call Barring Yes Call Hold Yes Call Timer Yes Caller ID Yes Call Waiting Yes Volume Control Yes Ringer Control Yes Conference Call Capability Yes Computer Link Yes Call Transfer Yes Physical CharacteristicsWidth 51 mm Depth 24 mm Height 112 mm Antenna IntegratedRead full review
The Nokia N90 is a great piece of hardware, even though it's time has passed (so to speak) with the arrival of the N92 and N93. However, it seems to work well for what it was built for, great photos and video can be had from using the camera and the inner screen resolution is adequate for the job (although the 16 million colors on many of the new Nokia handsets obviously beat the N90's 256k TFT screen). Overall, for the used price and bulkiness, I'd rate it good but not great based on the advances that current technology has over it.
