Nokia N93回顧和比較

Nokia N93是意欲是先進的移動電話和數字照相機的多媒體賭博smartphone。 Nokia N93以被改進的照相機能力為特色比較更早的N90，并且迄今是最先進的照相機電話從Nokia。 Nokia N93有一臺3.2 megapixel照相機用卡爾・蔡司Vario Tessar光學、閃光和3x光學變焦鏡頭加上30 fps DVD像VGA決議錄影記錄能力， 320個x 240個映像點262,144種顏色2.4」 LCD顯示和供給動力與充分支持硬件加速的PowerVR 3D圖表從想像力技術例如OpenGL ES 1.1和M3G的鈦Omap2 2420處理器。 電話特點也指揮電視連通性，容易的錄影創作，并且燒對DVD與Adobe首放元素2.0，數字圖像安定，關閉方式，在WCDMA fnfrared， Bluetooth，視覺收音機， SD卡片存儲器槽孔，無線LAN 802.11 b/g， 3G 2100兆赫，邊緣，三帶900/1800/1900兆赫網絡， Java MIDP 2.0， Symbian應用支持和UPnP (普遍即插即用)支持GSM。


電影回顧 回顧Nokia N93照相機電話并且由有些方面認為， Nokia N93照相機質量比在Nokia安裝的一个很多好N80中，和更好比在索尼Ericsson K790i。 「我們不可能真正地說Nokia N93是一個移動設備，因為它終究是相當大的。 它可能設法是競爭的與小數字照相機，但它這裡輸掉爭鬥根據價格和大小。 您應該記得這是一個雜種設備和給某一折扣在那。 讓我提醒您主要想法在我們的回顧的第一個部分告訴。 這個設備為是需要這樣特點的人，這被瞄準不是一個許多產品。 nokia用於這個產品測試新技術和解答。 使用的組分准許創造相似的電話以由Nokia N73， Nokia N83證明的更小的案件大小。 設備培養隨著照相機可能性培養挑戰為低廉小數字照相機，競爭的增加得到更加堅韌，并且事得到越來越感興趣」。

LetsGoDigital 認為， Nokia N93不是最緊湊的移動電話採取與您。 歸結於它有些更大的大小，并且它相當高比重袋子是得心應手的在in.附近運載它。 它不是為緊湊移動電話熱心者設計的移動電話。 Nokia N93的固定照相機是某一步往質量。 在Photokina 2006期間新的Nokia N95被介紹了。 A very compact en stylish mobile phone with a recording resolution of 5 Megapixels. Undoubtedly a model we will be hearing more about. The Nokia N93 Cellphone remains to be a different model, with a high functionality. One of the biggest plusses is the battery power, making extended work with the phone possible. The screen is ideal, well organised and practical in use. Summarized, the out of the ordinary Nokia N93 features a lot of interesting functions and despite the above downsides remains a recommendation.

3G concludes with total score of 84% and concludes that “it is very hard for us to make our mind up about the N93. It is no substitute for a dedicated digital video camera, but as a video shooting phone none of the competition comes near it. Its other features are plentiful and impressive – we’ve not been able to run through them all here, but it is one heck of a size and with the handset fully opened to make voicecalls it feels like something from the 1980s. A fair conclusion would be that as a showcase the N93 is impressive, while as an everyday phone it is probably too much for many people to carry around.”

All About Symbian compares Nokia N90 and Nokia N93, concludes that the typical buyer of the N93 won’t be that interested in running games or web browsing or listening to music. He or she will buy it to split duties between phone, camera and camcorder, and I’d expect them to use a 2GB card for maximum recording time, with no other files on the card. The N90 buyer, on the other hand, wants a good camera, it’s true, but knows there’s more to a smartphone than being a makeshift digital camera, and will be using office and PIM applications, games, music players and so on. It’s a very different scenario for a very different device.

moblog UK says you don’t buy N93 because of the lens cap where it’s tiny, it’s plastic, it only fits on one way round (making it fiddly to replace) and it’s completely detachable and you will lose it almost instantly. Same goes for the usb cable connection cover. And, it’s big and heavy. Like, 1996 big. During a call, when the speaker is in the right place to be heard, my chin barely reaches the top of the keypad. Using it makes me feel like a tiny person in a land of giants. Heavy like I had to tighten my belt to stop my jeans falling down when it was in my pocket. The reason to buy is video. The one thing that makes this handset stand out is it’s awesome (by phone standards to date) video recording capabilities. If you’re a video fan and if you don’t already have a pocket sized digital camcorder, or you want to be a video fan and don’t have a camcorder - maybe you should consider this phone. Consider it quite hard, and do go and test it out in person, because it does one thing well, and a lot of other things not quite as well as it should.

PDAStreet reviews N93 camcorder phone and concludes that “Nokia N93 is the technophile’s answer to the Motorola SLVR or LG Chocolate-thin fashion phones that look great but don’t offer much in the way of features. That’s because the N93 is a big, chunky phone, with a novel way of working and an impressive list of features. If you can put up with its size and heft, you’ll find it useful for far more that just making calls. In a market full of thin, underpowered phones, it’s a pleasure to find one that’s genuinely useful in a variety of ways. It’s pricier and larger than most people will want, but we think it will find an audience with people who appreciate its power and versatility.”

Gadgetell concludes that N93 is a great phone not meant for the average user - but certainly would not displease the average user. It packs a punch and if you’re not one to care about features then this is not for you. The price my seem extreme but if you were to take an iPod video roughly priced at $250.00, and 3.0 megapixel camera roughly priced at $200.00 and a Sony Handy-cam roughly priced at $500.00, this phone is actually a bargain. If this phone was a celebrity It would be a mix between Bill Gates and Steven Spielberg. It doesn’t have the looks but its certainly packs the brains as well as the creative muscle. The introduction of the DVD style video, a high intensity 3.2 mega pixel camera, and even an option to listen to radio. With all its feature and an extensive imagination, there is nothing this phone can not do for you.

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