How many of us live under the shadow of an elder sibling? Too many to take stock, right? Nokia, the ever daring has come out fearlessly with a younger brother to the celebrated N97 – The Nokia N97 mini. Perhaps given birth to compensate the N97’s bulkiness, its mini version is more than 10grams lighter. Starting with the camera, the N97 Mini sports a top notch 5-megapixel camera capable of recording DVD-quality video with Carl Zeiss optics, auto focus and dual LED flash. Though you might miss the N97’s memory of 32GB, the fact that Mini’s 8GB can be expanded is good enough. You can store a good lot of videos and images even without the need of microSD cards, actually.
This bro of the N97 is equipped very well in the navigation front. Ovi Maps and A-GPS being the reason. So incase you suffer from Mazeophobia, this handset could well be your métier! The touch screen display measures about 3.2” across which tilts to give way to a full QWERTY keyboard. The size of the screen makes web browsing a sheer delight, with the web-pages displayed is full across the display. Also, browsing is fast using the 3G connection with HSPDA high-speed data or Wi-Fi. You can also customise your home screen, adding short cuts of your choice.
The Nokia N97 Mini sports a 3.5mm audio jack which along with Nokia Music Store’s endless array of tracks, makes it perfect for any music lover. Here is a mobile phone that is almost a PC which is capable of satisfying a wide range of users including mazeophobics, lovers of music, photography, messaging, browsing and keeping in touch with friends no matter where they are. Phew, that’s a long list. This hand-held is currently available for preorder for £429. Now, does the N97 overshadow its brother? Some might feel so, but it can’t be denied that despite the feature trim, the Nokia N97 Mini stands out in its own way.
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