The Nokia N93 has been on the market for some time now and it did arouse a lot of commotion when it was first officially announced. The extraordinary Carl-Zeiss optical zoom combined with a Vario-Tessar lens was enough to rocket the anticipation of Nokia fans to the skies. This combined with video capturing in VGA resolution at a high framerate is an outstanding achievement that not before long was something reserved for the digital camcorders realm.
Key features:
* 3 megapixel camera with autofocus and 3x optical zoom
* Video recording in VGA resolution@30fps
* Twist and Shoot clamshell form factor
* Symbian OS 9.1 S60 3rd Edition UI
* miniSD card slot
* Stereo FM radio
* 50 MB internal memory
* Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB, Infrared, UPnP and TV-out connectivity options
* Rather comfortable keyboard
Main disadvantages:
* Large and heavy
* Picture and video quality not so great
* Optical zoom buzzing gets recorded in videos
The phone is supposed to be delivered in a package along with a Nokia stereo headset HS-23, a Nokia USB cable CA-53, a Nokia TV-out cable CA-64U, a wrist strap, a pouch, and a 128 MB miniSD memory card. All this is market dependent of course, so take that information with a grain of salt.
Dubbed as multimedia computer, the Nokia N93 was highly awaited by our team since the specs sounded more than promising. The eagerness to try it first hand built up as time went on and the first sample pictures and videos captured with the phone started to pop up here and there. The mobile is supposed to be one of the top multimedia phones on the market and it was even voted European media phone of the Year 2006-2007. You can understand our impatience to test it and since you are reading this review, you probably share it, too.
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