Nokia N93

Even though the N93 is big, it's filled with some brilliant technology, and it's a cinch to use

I thoroughly enjoyed the n93 review by Jason Rowan, freelance writer, photographer, gridskipper, and Gizmodo friend. He one-ups all of us in technoPhiladelphia by testing Nokia's giant video phone out of the lab. Its 3.2 MP Carl Zeiss lens capture his adventures through Paris to Key West. I've never been to Key…

Nokia N93 was just released on the market and it's still not available everywhere in the world. Because of its extended photo and video capabilities we...

The Nokia N93 has been on the market for some time now and it did arouse a lot of commotion when it was first officially announced. The extraordinary...

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Imagine grabbing every cell phone technology available in the U.S. and putting it all into a single phone. That's the new Nokia N93.

A heavyweight 3G phone from a heavyweight company

Steve and Rafe report on the Nokia N93, the latest Nseries 'multimedia computer' and the one with the highest specifications yet.

The N93 is similar to the N90, but it offers improved specifications all round and a new star attraction -- video capture. A Carl Zeiss 3.2-megapixel camera lens is fixed into the top of the clamshell for fun and games with moving images. If you want a tidy phone for your pocket, though, look elsewhere

Imagine grabbing every cell phone technology available in the U.S. and putting it all into a single phone. That's the new Nokia N93.

Nokia N93 (2006) (Mobile Phone): 4.5 out of 5 stars from 2 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.

The N93 is an excellent phone video recorder, but an average mobile due to its sheer size and slow interface. It's a tradeoff for the extra features, but we're not sure that most users will be able to bear the extra size and weight.