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Flagship products carry so many expectations from its target market. There are more chances of failure than if it were positioned as just another in your stable of high end products.
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Phone memory gets a 64 MB RAM for its system files and a 160 MB for users which can be expanded using its hot-swappable microSD slot for up to 8GB, though the later 16 GB should be no problem. Its standard li-ion battery rated at 950 mAh yields only 6.5 hours of talk time in 2G and 220 hours in standby. SAR EU gets 0.5 watts per kilo.
This is the case with the Nokia N95 which gets some mixed consumer reviews. While it is hailed as one of the most feature-rich smartphone on the planet, it modest battery life essentially pulls the rug under it as users won’t be able to enjoy its splendid features for long, unless you have a spare battery or get one of those after-market batteries with a higher rating.
What gives it immediate appeal at first glance is its compact dual slider form which is the first of its kind in the market. Measuring 99 x 53 x 21 mm which is bit thick, it fits snugly in your palm with a pocket friendly 120g weight.
This is one of the lightest given its wealth of electronics behind its rich features as well as a powerful dual ARM11 CPU each clocked at 332 MHZ and assisted by a dedicated 3D graphics accelerator engine.
As a smartphone it runs on the Symbian OS 9.2 with S60 release 3.1 UI and comes in five body colors to choose from – silver, plum, black, red and pink.
Superlative Features
Taking care of its international roaming needs that its upscale markets would most likely be doing for time to time, the N95 is a quad band GMS (850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900) on the 2g/GSM networks while providing class 10 GPRS and class 32 EDGE for up to 296 Kbps.
It gets 3G coverage on its single band UMTS/HSDPA (2100) radio and comes with hotspot internet surfing support from its WiFi 802.11b/g with UPnP technology as well as local data connectivity from Bluetooth 2.0 and miniUSB 2.0 for wireless and wired data transfers, respectively.
SatNav gets an integrated GPS receiver with A-GPS support with Nokia Maps preloaded.
Its display carries a 2.6-inch LCD TFT screen with QVGA resolution and 16 million colors with gravity accelerometer for auto rotate viewing. Imaging gets a stunning 5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash and uses the Nokia signature lens from Carl Zeiss optics.
It supports VGA video recording at 30fps and has a QVGA videocall camera up front. The multimedia experience starts with its stereo FM radio with Visual Radio and a complement of media players that can decode video content in WMV, RV, MP4 and 3GP formats as well as audio content in the MP3, WMA, WAV, RA, AAC and M4A codecs.
There’s stereo speakerphone and a TV-out port so you can use an external monitor or TV to show off your captured images and videos and also has a 3.5mm audio jack so you can your high fidelity stereo headphones. Optionally, you can go wireless stereo listening with its A2DP profile support for stereo Bluetooth earphones.
Nokia N95 Deals on Contract
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10 Months £1.99 by redemption 24mths 600
Unlimited
£ 25.00 £ 15.41
- Text 600 24m
- Nokia N95
- Provided by One Stop Phone Shop
- 10 Months £1.99 by redemption
- You Pay £25.00 per month
- Total Cost (after cashback) of £369.84 over 24 month
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N95
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7 Months £1.99 by redemption 18mths 600
Unlimited
£ 30.00 £ 19.11
- Text 600 18m
- Nokia N95
- Provided by E2Save
- 7 Months £1.99 by redemption
- You Pay £30.00 per month
- Total Cost (after cashback) of £343.98 over 18 month
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N95
£0.00
7 Months £1.99 by redemption 18mths 600
500
£ 30.00 £ 19.11
- Web 600 18m
- Nokia N95
- Provided by E2Save
- 7 Months £1.99 by redemption
- You Pay £30.00 per month
- Total Cost (after cashback) of £343.98 over 18 month
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N95
£0.00
7 Months FREE by redemption 18mths 900
Unlimited
£ 35.00 £ 21.39
- Text 900 18m
- Nokia N95
- Provided by E2Save
- 7 Months FREE by redemption
- You Pay £35.00 per month
- Total Cost (after cashback) of £385.02 over 18 month
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N95
£0.00
7 Months FREE by redemption 18mths 900
500
£ 35.00 £ 21.39
- Web 900 18m
- Nokia N95
- Provided by One Stop Phone Shop
- 7 Months FREE by redemption
- You Pay £35.00 per month
- Total Cost (after cashback) of £385.02 over 18 month
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N95
£0.00
7 Months £0.99 by redemption 18mths 1200
Unlimited
£ 40.00 £ 24.83
- Text 1200 18m
- Nokia N95
- Provided by E2Save
- 7 Months £0.99 by redemption
- You Pay £40.00 per month
- Total Cost (after cashback) of £446.94 over 18 month
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