N95 8GB – The supreme warrior – A Review
Its been close to 2 years since I changed my mobile. I wanted to change it but I was really happy with my Nokia N70. I would not have changed it but for a couple of external factors. I broke my iPod mini and was really lost without it. Also there was a necessity for a digital camera in the family. The initial idea was to get an iPod touch and a Canon Powershot G9. I currently have a Canon Powershot A95 which is really cool and suits my family needs. Then I thought why not get a new music camera mobile and dedicate my A95 for the family use. That sounded like a pretty neat and economical idea. But I didn’t want to get just any mobile and I never wanted to compromise on the specs. I definietly needed a Symbian mobile as I consider myself as a power user. There was not much of a choice for my kinda requirements. Sony Ericsson w960 had 8GB internal memory but it was just 3.15 mega pixel. Apple Iphone had just 2 MP camera. A few models were also promised from Motorolla and Samsung. But I didn’t want to look their way. So naturally zeroed down to Nokia N95 8GB. But I was a considerably skeptical about parting with my N70. It had just about anything I could ask for. Finally I decided to give it away and make way for N95. So then lets just straight away to the UAT (Review) of N95 8GB
The First Look
When you open the box, you don’t get carried away immediately. Instead your heart sinks a bit on seeing the size of it. But you heart will bounce back to cloud 9 once you insert the battery and switch on the power. The bright large brilliant LCD display takes you by surprise and keeps your eyes glued to it. The sleek looking black finish is totally awesome and the dual sliding mechanism is flawless. It weighs just 3 grams more than my N70. I first tested its camera and its was very impressive and then the musical abilities was just right to replace my iPod. Ok, Bill it!
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