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Nokia N93i – Life Is In Constant Motion... Let Memories Be Too.
By carly
After the phenomenon of music phones, it was time for the camera phones to hit the market. As players like Sony Ericsson, started to steal the show with their K series, others in the battle got ready to showcase their brainchild. And Nokia introduced its highly capable N series, to open a whole new world of multimedia possibilities for its users. The latest in the N series to woo the customers is the Nokia N93i. Much like its predecessor, the Nokia N93, the handset is same in terms of look and feel. But the latter scores high because of its capable of taking DVD like videos. This is also reflects Nokia's conviction that video mobiles can becomes as big a thing as mobile photography.

Nokia N93i is one of a compact 3G phones, that combines within itself the power of digital camcorder and multimedia computer. This brings out good results, specially in the case of video recordings. Due to the advantage of MPEG -4 VGA video capture, stereo audio recording and digital stabilization, the videos are
impeccable and results as good as a DVD. The video can capture 30 frames per seconds, with host of options to edit and customize them. Video sharing is also easy now. You can simply upload video clips in their original size directly from the device to the online blogs or video communities. The Nokia N93i comes with a new service called VOX for sharing videos. The VOX is enabled with privacy policy, so it provides complete protection from misuse. Nokia N93i is quite good for socialising as well. You can indulge in community screening of your video and savour the pleasures of captured memory. Simply connect N93i to a compatible TV with a supplied video out connectivity cable, or use the integrated WLAN to connect to compatible UPnP, to get the result. Further, the mini Sdcard of 1 GB helps the users to capture 45 minutes of DVD videos.

Other features of Nokia N93i includes tri-band technology, broadband internet, 2 MP camera, Mp3 player, 3G, bluetooth, infrared, and host of other utilitarian features.