Nokia N93 Review

Unfolding the screen like a camcorder, the camera is triggered automatically. Once the protective cover removed, we admire the realistic rendering of the 3.2 megapixel sensor coupled with Carl Zeiss optics, with an image stabilizer. Options like colorimetry, light and others are available as in a real digital camera. By pressing down halfway on the large side button, the sensor makes the development while supporting long trips shooting. Despite a weight of 1.3 Mb on average (for a resolution of 2048 x 1536 pixels), photos are stored on fast internal memory (50MB) or MiniSD card (128MB included). The photographs are excellent, and still it's a phone, remember it! Nokia launches a 3x optical zoom, supplemented by a 20x optical zoom. The result is very honest and you will see that in rest of our Gadget Review

The positive experience with the camera is confirmed in the field of video. Never have we experienced such quality on a phone. First, the definition is 640 x 480 pixels (similar to that of a DVD) and also the video is fluid (up to 30 frames per second). Artificial light or low light are well managed by the Nokia N93. The downside of this quality, it is imperative to acquire a big (and faster) memory card for each minute of high definition video in MPEG-4 occupies an area of approximately 12 MB or 360 MB for a 30 min video . Recording on memory card is almost instantaneous, even if there is any discrepancy between sound and video sometimes. In addition, viewing videos reveals an unpleasant engine noise ... when using the optical zoom in this Gadget.

The sophistication of multimedia in This Gadget does not stop there. The Walkman function is remarkable. By having the choice between the headphones, headphone adapter (jack 3.5) or the speaker, the acoustics are always good. If converting MP3 to eAAC + allows to nest more music with the same quality, some files are corrupted.

The Nokia N93 3D graphics are stunning. The game preinstalled space race "System Rush: Evolution" gives a foretaste sure, but real games can exploit this power.

Nokia N93 it is a triband Gadget that incorporates not only EDGE/3G an infrared port and a Bluetooth chip, but also a radio module Wi-Fi compatible 802.11b and g. The connection manager supports WEP and WPA and accepts connections with UPnP compatible devices. Despite this profusion of features, the Nokia N93 is a phone with good battery life and with good ergonomics. In sum, a must have.

With this Nokia's N-Series range, theres the powerful browser MiniMap or the QuickOffice suite for all to read Microsoft Office files (as well as PDF or ZIP files). Given the size of the camera, a QWERTY keyboard for typing text messages or e-mails would have been welcome, but the Finnish manufacturer only offers a keyboard with large keys.
So in the end, we can say that Nokia N93 is an Amazing Gadget. Kindly take some time to comment on this Gadget Review and share your experiences.