Nokia N90 Review

Apr 21 2006, 3:54am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Designtechnica reviewed the 2MP Nokia N90 Camera phone that was announced one year ago.

Quote:
"Cell phones that double as cameras are the James Carville/Mary Matalin of the tech world, a mismatched marriage that seems to work.

But thanks to poor ergonomics, plastic lenses, and low resolution chips, cell cams aren't good for much more than casual snaps in bright light. Nokia has taken a couple of steps in the right direction toward a true merging of the two disparate gadgets with its N90. "
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