Nokia n93i... expensive!! :(

Yeah, it does all those things, but nowhere near as well as any of the other devices. I bought my Digicam for $300, I can get a good GPS for $300 or so, my Zen was a little under $300, and I very well could take a free phone from T-Mobile to make calls, or even an E61 for gaming, wifi internet, email, and anything else I'd want my phone to do. Add all those together and I'll still be spending a lot less than the N95. Even if I DO get the N95, I'll still be using my Zen, Digicam, (and GPS, for the example). So it's like I'll be spending an additional $1000 for an all-in-one device which still doesn't satisfy all of my all-in-one needs.

I have to go back to school! I can't be worried about not being able to eat because I want the latest and greatest.
 
LOL, it's like adopting a child.

In its defense, I've always supported the all-in-one quality as the justification for the high price tag for all of these devices. I've loved being able to take a print quality picture on the road, email it to my girlfriend, and all the other examples of how you could use these features in a device together.

So, for the sake of argument, I'll do the N95 credit and compare it to a laptop. It has wifi, handles email, browses the web, handles most things laptops can (incompletely, but still to its own degree). The big difference between the two though is that I've never seen a laptop with 20mb of RAM available on startup. Unless they really did something drastic with the FP1 web browser, we're going to be in the same boat as we were with the N80: low battery life and apps closing constantly.
 
the N76 although the design looks nice and solid when closed i agree it looks very attractive but...open....I immeditalely reach for the nearest gag bag cuz it looks soooooo much like the RAZR.

Anyone who says it otherwise is just downright lying to themselves.
If Nokia had only been more original with their own designs for the N76 i mean, the closed clamshell look is very nice!
It looks different at least way diff from the RAZR but...when open the design screams been there....done that!

with exception of the very nice 2.4inch screen, and may I add a more intuitive, not to mention a more organized OS N76 is what the RAZR "wished" it was!

look i'm not slamming the RAZR heck i'm a previous owner of it but, i mean really the RAZR just make me sick to my stomach now that i see "EVERYONE" is sportin' the darn thing....i really wonder though....is the N95 the so-called "iPhone KILLER?" or is it.....the other way around?
 
BT 2.0 is really nice.

You're not going to be happy when you sell one of your children to buy it only for it to drop $300 in the next couple weeks. Patience is a virtue!
 
The only thing the iPhone will kill is people's expectations.

If you check the Apple forum that just went up, there's a very large FAQ stickied at the top. It goes through several basic things the iPhone doesn't do that the N95 does with flying colors.

For instance, the iPhone doesn't have video recording capabilities, but the N95 can record at VGA resolution video at 30fps, near DVD quality. The iPhone certainly doesn't have GPS, and definitely not an auto-focus 5mp camera.

Not bad for a first post.
 
It's not from buying phones

I got laid off last year in May, and unemployment only lasts so long... so I had to jump funds around and stuff.

And, I'm not interested in the n95. at all. not sure why
 
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