Cell Phone
Design
considering all the features that are packed into the Nokia N95, you'd think it would be a pretty hefty phone, but not so, my friends. The mini N95 measures a compact 3.8 inches long by 2.1 inches wide by 0.8 inch thick and weighs only 4.2 ounces. It feels comfortable to hold, and the soft-touch finish on the back of the device makes it easier to grip. That said, we couldn't help but think that the phone felt, well, kind of cheap. In particular, the front cover felt plasticky and rickety (more on this below). From an aesthetic standpoint, the mini N95 certainly falls more into the short and stocky category rather than svelte and sexy, but we think it's still a good-looking phone with its black colour scheme.
Of course, another attraction of the Mini N95 is its innovative two-way slider design. Not only can you slide the front cover up to reveal the alphanumeric keypad, you can also slide it down to expose the media player controls. The dual functionality is nice, but we had a couple of concerns. First, the cover, which houses the screen and navigation buttons, felt loose and rattled around a bit. It just didn't feel like it was securely locked into place, thus leading to our next complaint. When putting the phone into a pants pocket or even when thrown into a bag, it was too easy to slide open the phone. There is a keypad lock, but we would prefer that the N95 just had a stronger mechanism for locking the position of the front flap.
Moving onto the display, the Nokia N95 features a gorgeous 2.0-inch QVGA TFT screen with a 260,000-color output and 320x240 pixel resolutions. Be aware, however, that it isn't a touch screen. Images and text looked great, with deep colour saturation and sharp definition. You can change the theme of the home screen, backlighting time, and font size. There's also an ambient light detector to adjust the backlighting depending on your environment, which helped keep the display readable in various lighting conditions. However, we noticed the N95's screen had a nasty habit of holding fingerprints and smudges, so keep some kind of wipe cloth close by. We should also note that when you slide open the phone to access the media player controls, the screen automatically switches to Landscape mode but once you close the phone, it doesn't automatically switch back.
Features
It’s hard to decide where to begin with the feature-packed Nokia N95, but since imaging is one of its biggest draws, we'll start there. The China phone mini N95 is equipped with an impressive 1.3-megapixel camera. You can choose from seven shooting modes, ranging from close-up to sports to night portrait, and five quality settings. You can adjust the brightness, contrast, white balance, colour tone, ISO light sensitivity, and exposure value to get the best picture possible. The flash even has a red-eye reduction option. Plus, there's also a self-timer and a sequence mode for multiple shots. It sports MP3, MP4, Hands free, SMS group sending, Voice recorder, WAP, GPRS download, MMS, IP dialing, self-designed ringtones, photo editor, Alarm clock, Calculator, Notepad, Health management, Dual webcam, FM radio , E-Book reader , Bluetooth, Game etc.
This multipurpose phone will cost you only $76.93.
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