georgerobinson
Broken In
@ziha786
I asked a priority dealer guy...he said the demo will be available around the launch date...though he wasnt sure
I asked a priority dealer guy...he said the demo will be available around the launch date...though he wasnt sure
sdmaverick
Journeyman
Hi guys! Got a demo of the N97 Mini here in South Delhi yesterday...amazing fone this, the N97 Mini...
U can reserve it online at : *tinyurl.com/ycuk4er
Cheers!
U can reserve it online at : *tinyurl.com/ycuk4er
Cheers!
rehan_mahmood
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@sdmaverick
Howzz ur experience bro?? Ws it better dn N97?? Features wise?? Did u find sumthing new in MINI??? Except small size n reduction in memory??
Howzz ur experience bro?? Ws it better dn N97?? Features wise?? Did u find sumthing new in MINI??? Except small size n reduction in memory??
sdmaverick
Journeyman
@rehan
howre u doing m8
Yep, the Mini is much much much better in terms of the response and the looks...when i tried out the device, it had some 100 odd songs and 3 movies on the device and must say that the fone response was indeed satisfactory...really liked the metallic back finish also
Will be uploading a few pics shortly for all
cheers!
howre u doing m8
Yep, the Mini is much much much better in terms of the response and the looks...when i tried out the device, it had some 100 odd songs and 3 movies on the device and must say that the fone response was indeed satisfactory...really liked the metallic back finish also Will be uploading a few pics shortly for all
cheers!
digitalkrish
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@ crapface
Ya.. U cn configure your Yahoo IM in N97 mini.. It has an application called Fringe which has Yahoo Messenger support..
Ya.. U cn configure your Yahoo IM in N97 mini.. It has an application called Fringe which has Yahoo Messenger support..
rehan_mahmood
Broken In
@ sandeep
The price in Delhi for N97 mini is 27999/-. U cn consult your nearest Nokia Priority Dealer for the exact price in your range..
The price in Delhi for N97 mini is 27999/-. U cn consult your nearest Nokia Priority Dealer for the exact price in your range..
sdmaverick
Journeyman
Hey guys, check out the initial impressions from Mark on the N97 Mini:
*www.youtube.com/watch?v=-p_mD0J8u_8&feature=player_embedded
Cheers!
*www.youtube.com/watch?v=-p_mD0J8u_8&feature=player_embedded
Cheers!
Finally I got My N97 mini speculations about a more compact version of N97.As expected, it has more compact size, weight and smaller display than the N97,but its hardware is almost the same – 434MHz ARM11 processor, GPS,Wi-Fi and 3G functionality and the only hardware feature that´s been slashed on is the amount of built-in memory, from 32GB to 8GB.
*www.realgeek.com/blog/files/2009/09/nokia-97-mini.jpg
I got These Accesories In the box-
The Nokia N97 mini, Charger, MicroUSB cable, Stereo headset, User guide, Software CD.
The design is the smaller version of N97 but better quality and feels much more pleasing in your hand.To top it off, it´s more compact and carrying it about in the pocket of your trousers or jeans is by no means uncomfortable.
The more compact size has led to a smaller display.It measures 3.2 inches (the N97 comes with a 3.5-inch one), but is also resistive,with native resolution of 360x640 pixels and supports 16 mln colors.It delivers pleasing images with saturated colors in artificial lighting conditions,but is rather mediocre in direct sunlight.Its
sensitivity is normal and if you press harder, The proximity and light sensitivity sensors are above the screen again,along with the video call camera.The send and end keys are resistive and have retained the overall styling of the N97.I didn’t have any problems using them, because i didn’t encounter unregistered presses,the tactile feedback was pronounced all the time and they are properly backlit in the dark.
A side from them, there is a rather ordinary button that provides access to the main menu and task manager.It´s easy to use and its white backlighting acts as a blinking indicator for missed events.
The slider mechanism performs similarly to the one the N97 is equipped with.It´s quite tight and opens sharply, but closes slowly and smoothly.One of the differences to the N97 is the lack of D-Pad built into the QWERTY keyboard and i liked that.Despite the smaller dimensions of the handset,the size of the keys remains the same and the space in between is more than enough to prevent erroneous pressing of two buttons at the same time.
The keyboard allows for fast and error-free text entry,despite the the fact that keys lack enough travel and doesn’t feel pleasing to use.Anyway, I still like it better than the keyboard of Nokia´s flagship.
There are no changes on either side of the handset alongside of the N97 and the only difference is that the volume rocker feels handier to press.
The back is similar to the N97 – the lower part is slightly raised and the phone doesn’t tilt to its side when set on flat surface.
Unfortunately, the 5-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss Tessar optics and double LED flash seem to have parted ways with the sliding cover that would have protected it against scratches.
*www.realgeek.com/blog/files/2009/09/nokia-97-mini.jpg
I got These Accesories In the box-
The Nokia N97 mini, Charger, MicroUSB cable, Stereo headset, User guide, Software CD.
The design is the smaller version of N97 but better quality and feels much more pleasing in your hand.To top it off, it´s more compact and carrying it about in the pocket of your trousers or jeans is by no means uncomfortable.
The more compact size has led to a smaller display.It measures 3.2 inches (the N97 comes with a 3.5-inch one), but is also resistive,with native resolution of 360x640 pixels and supports 16 mln colors.It delivers pleasing images with saturated colors in artificial lighting conditions,but is rather mediocre in direct sunlight.Its
sensitivity is normal and if you press harder, The proximity and light sensitivity sensors are above the screen again,along with the video call camera.The send and end keys are resistive and have retained the overall styling of the N97.I didn’t have any problems using them, because i didn’t encounter unregistered presses,the tactile feedback was pronounced all the time and they are properly backlit in the dark.
A side from them, there is a rather ordinary button that provides access to the main menu and task manager.It´s easy to use and its white backlighting acts as a blinking indicator for missed events.
The slider mechanism performs similarly to the one the N97 is equipped with.It´s quite tight and opens sharply, but closes slowly and smoothly.One of the differences to the N97 is the lack of D-Pad built into the QWERTY keyboard and i liked that.Despite the smaller dimensions of the handset,the size of the keys remains the same and the space in between is more than enough to prevent erroneous pressing of two buttons at the same time.
The keyboard allows for fast and error-free text entry,despite the the fact that keys lack enough travel and doesn’t feel pleasing to use.Anyway, I still like it better than the keyboard of Nokia´s flagship.
There are no changes on either side of the handset alongside of the N97 and the only difference is that the volume rocker feels handier to press.
The back is similar to the N97 – the lower part is slightly raised and the phone doesn’t tilt to its side when set on flat surface.
Unfortunately, the 5-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss Tessar optics and double LED flash seem to have parted ways with the sliding cover that would have protected it against scratches.
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digitalkrish
Broken In
Hey people! M using 5800 currently!
Jst wanted to knw what is the difference in the screen response of N97 mini, N97 n my 5800??
Jst wanted to knw what is the difference in the screen response of N97 mini, N97 n my 5800??
Didn't get Pouch and Stylus...and the camera is same as N97(5MP)....with dual LED flash...also there is no camera cover for camera lens....and the price is 27,999/-
@ talwar
Thanx for the info bro!!
U dint get the pouch n stylus with it??
Is the camera of both N97 mini n N97 the same?
Is there any LED flash in it?? N is it scratchproof? N in what price did u get ur handset?