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Unlocked Nokia N97 Touch Screen

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Slick, stylish sexy and better than the iPhone... all ways the Nokia N97 has been described. The latest Nseries phone from the world leader Nokia is their first attempt at a touch screen competitor to Apple. While Nokia teased us with the touchscreen and functionality of the 5800 Xpress Music they certainly did not disappoint thair fans with the N97!

With literally thousands of cool features to explore, you'll never get bored with this smart phone. You can literally do anything you can on a PC with this beauty. Not only does Nokia pack in a machine about twice as powerful as the iPhone 3G, it also doesn't restrict you to a carrier like AT&T or restrict you to the software you can install on the device!  (*Ahem* ... Apple)

The N97 is without a doubt the most desired phone from Nokia ever released. Boasting a massive 32GB internal memory that's expandable via micro SD (What I've personally been waiting for), GPS, WiFi, native facebook and email applications a 5megapixel camera and DVD quality video recording (don't forget the physical qwerty keypad!) you will be the envy of your friends with this slick piece of kit!

Don't wait, order yours NOW! With free shipping and discounts on microSD cards you'd be crazy not to order before these run out.

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 By Jen | 2 ReviewsLeave a Comment
Last updated: Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Unlocked Nokia N97 Touch Screen Reviews (2)

  1. July 25, 2009 by Dave

    I’ve had this phone for about a month now and I ahve to say, I’m pretty dissapointed. I held off buying an iPhone (any flavour) because I was loyal to Nokia. What a mistake. This phone is and absolute disgrace of an attempt by Nokia to compete with the iPhone or Palm pre. The phone is so buggy it’s unbelievable and not a PEEP out of Nokia on a release date for new firmware.

    This phone also has without a doubt the WORST battery life I have ever come across. While I love the camera, web browser and video recording (really great job BTW Nokia) the horrible PC suite software, Ovi store, firmware and battery live have led me right into the hands of Apple.

    Pros:
    Big screen, excellent quality video and amazing quality camera.

    Cons:
    Extremely poor battery live, bad ovi store, poor software

  2. July 31, 2009 by Etijen A.

    The phone isn’t cheap, I paid almost $750 for it. I always had Nokia phones, I’m a kind of a Nokia fan and this time I wanted their flagship phone. I picked up the black version, but the white one looks good also.

    I love the design of this phone. It looks great. At the beginning I was a bit disappointed. The apps on phone aren’t that great, and the keyboard could be a lot better, the space bar is in a really weird position, that makes my typing quite slow. I have not had problems typing long texts on other qwerty devices. Slowly I got used to the keyboard, but I’m still far from typing fast on it.

    The screen is big, and bright. It’s pretty responsive, but I found it a bit resistive and lacks the multi touch feature. It is usable though, I can navigate and scroll pretty fast without problems, so I’d say it’s ok.

    It has 32GB memory in it and a real operating system that makes this phone a small computer. The camera and camcorder features are awesome, the speaker is excellent. Watching videos are a great experience on the big display. So the media capabilities of this phone are great in my opinion.

    Maybe it would be a better buy if it was a bit cheaper, but I wanted the latest and greatest Nokia phone, so I had to pay what I paid for it.

    Pros:
    size, meadia features, looks, memory, screen

    Cons:
    keyboard, especially space bar location

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