Now’s Nokia N9 Mobile scene is one of fierce struggle and early advance. Seldom even if do announcements get any larger than this. The Nokia N9 seemed forever wedged in rumorland, but never lost Nokia N9 Mobile grip on users’ minds. The handset is justly enjoying as warm a greeting as Nokia N9 Mobile would have had if Nokia N9 Mobile had been announced a year ago.
Nokia N9 official photos
And you can easily see why: a rapid new OS based on some pretty impressive (and novel!) concepts, shiny unibody design, some justly commanding hardware (even if the Nokia N9 Mobile missed the dual-core train) and that magnificent 3.9″ curved AMOLED of FWVGA resolution is a package that’s hard to resist.
We got our hands on this baby now, and although our meeting was brief, Nokia N9 Mobile was enough for it to earn a unique house in our geeky hearts. The Nokia N9 is an brilliant device based on an exciting UI concept and bluster some shiny hardware. But what casts skepticism on it is the claim that Nokia N9 Mobile represents a dead end in the smartphone tree of evolution.
But let’s not get all emotional now, the business isn’t even on the promote yet. And it looks like the right business to help Nokia through the hard transition period in the second half of 2011. What we know for sure is we want to have more whence this came from.
Here are the key specs of the Nokia N9 Mobile but dredge up these numbers tell only half the report:
The premium end and the external curved cover are nothing fleeting of outstanding. And the fantastic news is that the excellent impressions don’t end with the peripheral. We were pleasantly bowled over by the MeeGo Harmattan platform and early to skepticism whether switching to Windows Phone 7 was the only choice unfilled to Nokia.
There’s a time and house for that discussion, and they are not here and now. We know you are as keen as we are to see what the Nokia N9 Mobile is really made of. Join us after the break for the hardware checkup.
Nokia N9 official photos
And you can easily see why: a rapid new OS based on some pretty impressive (and novel!) concepts, shiny unibody design, some justly commanding hardware (even if the Nokia N9 Mobile missed the dual-core train) and that magnificent 3.9″ curved AMOLED of FWVGA resolution is a package that’s hard to resist.
We got our hands on this baby now, and although our meeting was brief, Nokia N9 Mobile was enough for it to earn a unique house in our geeky hearts. The Nokia N9 is an brilliant device based on an exciting UI concept and bluster some shiny hardware. But what casts skepticism on it is the claim that Nokia N9 Mobile represents a dead end in the smartphone tree of evolution.
But let’s not get all emotional now, the business isn’t even on the promote yet. And it looks like the right business to help Nokia through the hard transition period in the second half of 2011. What we know for sure is we want to have more whence this came from.
Here are the key specs of the Nokia N9 Mobile but dredge up these numbers tell only half the report:
Nokia N9 at a glance Nokia N9 Mobile
- All-function: GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz, UMTS 850/900/1700/1900/2100 MHz, HSDPA 14.4 Mbps, HSUPA 5.76 Mbps
- Form factor: Touchscreen bar phone
- Dimensions: 116.5 x 61.2 x 12.1 mm, 76 cc
- Weight: 135 g
- Spectacle: 3.9″ 16M-color FWVGA (480 x 854 pixels) AMOLED capacitive touchscreen; Brute Glass, anti-brightness polarizer, curved spectacle, multi-upset input
- Chipset: 1GHz Cortex A8 CPU, PowerVR SGX530 GPU, TI OMAP 3630 chipset
- RAM: 1GB
- OS: MeeGo OS, v1.2 Harmattan
- Reminiscence: 16/64GB storage, no microSD slot
- Camera: 8 megapixel auto-focus camera with face detection, upset focus and geotagging; HD (720p) record recording at 30fps, LED sparkle, front facing camera, record-calls
- Connectivity: Wi-Fi a/b/g/n, Wi-Fi hotspot, Bluetooth 2.1, ordinary microUSB port, GPS receiver with A-GPS, 3.5mm audio jack, TV-out, NFC
- Misc: Polycarbonate unibody, built-in accelerometer, proximity sensor, uses microSIM cards
The premium end and the external curved cover are nothing fleeting of outstanding. And the fantastic news is that the excellent impressions don’t end with the peripheral. We were pleasantly bowled over by the MeeGo Harmattan platform and early to skepticism whether switching to Windows Phone 7 was the only choice unfilled to Nokia.
The Nokia N9 at ours Nokia N9 Mobile
There’s a time and house for that discussion, and they are not here and now. We know you are as keen as we are to see what the Nokia N9 Mobile is really made of. Join us after the break for the hardware checkup.
