Nokia N97 hands on

Yesterday at the latest Mobile World Congress 2009 (MWC 09), Nokia made a slew of announcements, one of which was its highly awaited new S60 based touch screen phone N97.

Courtesy :- Gizmodo
Features:-

Full QWERTY keyboard
Smooth 30° flip mechanism
640x360 resistive touch screen
5800 quick contacts bar
Symbian60 v5 OS
32 GB internal memory
16 GB Expandable memory via microSD card
Customizable widgets like Facebook, RSS
Accelerometer
A-GPS with Nokia Maps 3.0
5-MP Camera with Zeiss lens & LED flash
TV out

Apps i.e. widgets will be available through Nokia App store. It will be first launched in Europe and Asia then in US. It carries a hefty price tag of €550 (USD 695).
For more visit Gizmodo & Engadget.
Update :- Here's the link to Nokia N97 video.

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Comments

lafemmereva said…

Yep!!! Me too..don't wuite follow much these days but I kind of know the what's what! BTW IPL is a borrowed concept from EPL (English Premier League) and Barack Obama and Brian Lara apparently have planned on starting an American Premier League!

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