Nokia N90

85% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Sony Ericsson has more authentic color rendition. The pictures of Nokia are slightly under-exposed in comparison to Sony Ericsson ones, this is well shown in the first picture. The sharpness is comparable

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High-resolution camera Media player works well

Very expensive for a phone Handset is slightly bulky

Priced at $600 with a two-year T-Mobile service agreement (as of April 7, 2006), the N90 is a hefty investment. But factor in the great camera, the funky design, and the adequate media player, and you've got yourself a solid multimedia phone

High-resolution camera ; Media player works well

Very expensive for a phone ; Handset is slightly bulky

It's expensive for a phone, but the N90 could substitute for your digital camera and camcorder in a pinch.

Takes beautiful photos. Lovely screen. Powerful.

Very large. Mediocre battery life. Poor camera resolution.

We had trouble enjoying the N90 as a phone, though. Again, it's comparatively huge, unwieldy for a modern cell phone, and the bulging camera juts out of the back. Holding it when it's expanded is not really comfortable, and it doesn't pop open neatly...

Excellent speakerphone, Amazing high-resolution high-color display, Outstanding camera picture quality

Software is suprisingly slow to react, Menus are not numbered, which further slows you down, A bit difficult to open with a single hand

The Nokia N90 is one of these rare phones that contribute in setting the standard for what a "camera" phone should really be

EDGE and UMTS (Europe only) for broadband-like data speeds, 2.1 megapixel camera with more photographic flexibility than most camera phones, Physical design makes taking pictures fast and easy, MPEG-4 video recording, Series 60 (Symbian) smartphone OS,...

No 850 MHz support, No vibrating alert, No headset jack (must use data port or Bluetooth), Needs adapter to use with standard Nokia power accessories, Big and heavy for a 2005 model, Not officially supported by Apple iSync yet, Expensive, No 850 MHz...