Hands on Nokia N93
By Dusan Belic on Saturday, January 13th, 2007 at 10:34 AM PST In Devices, NSeries, Nokia, Symbian
Thanks to our dear sponsors, Sugarpipe, we got ourselves the powerful Nokia N93. Some of you may think it’s wise to wait for the upcoming N93i, but is it? Basically, both devices are the same and give you the best mobile camera experience bundled in a smartphone. Ok, N93i may have some improvements, but are they worth around $200. I don’t think so. Anyway, here’s our short “hands-on” review of the Nokia (NYSE: NOK) N93.
The good: The single best camera with Carl Zeiss lens providing you a 3x OPTICAL zoom. Plus it’s a smartphone and you can install a number of applications on it. TV-out rocks – get yourself a Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard, connect the N93 to your TV and enjoy the Web surfing via integrated WLAN. Or edit the Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents on a big TV screen!
The bad: Bit bulky. The camera cover is easy to lose, but the N93i also has this “problem”. Just be careful, and that’s it.
The bottom line: Awesome device. It’s a small portable computer and a camera in your pocket. A real high-end device.
Nokia N93 photos:
In-depth reviews available from: AllAboutSymbian, CNet, Digit-Life, GSM Arena, Mobile-Review.
HINT: Sugarpipe still has the best price of the unlocked Nokia N93 – for just $657.97 you get the best-in-class device for work and for fun. 
