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Nokia N91, the iPod killer?

Three new models from Nokia

27th of April 2005, 12:42 GMT

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Nokia has announced during a press conference three new models: N70, N90 and N 91.

The three models represent the company's vision on digital convergence for mobile equipments

Nokia N91 will work as a cell phone, but also as a MP3 player, thanks to the incorporated 4GB hard disk which can be used by users to store MP3, AAC or WMA files.

Nokia N91 is a treat for music lovers who will be able to download their favorite songs, share them with friends and more over, be able to enjoy accessories from companies like Bosea, Harman Kardon, JBL, and Sennheiser. On the front side if the case, Nokia N91 has a specially designed set of buttons for controlling tracks.

The model will connect to the PC via a USB 2.0 port, the phone also having WCDMA, WLAN and Bluetooth support.

Obviously the digital camera has not been forgotten and the N91 includes a 2 megapixel camera just like the N70 and N90 models.

Nokia N91 will be launched by the end of the year, this model being announced as a serious competitor for iPod. Ben Wood, analyst from Gartner has declared for BBC that "All the mobile manufacturers are chasing after the music market but it will be a challenge to compete with Apple because the iPod is such an iconic design".

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Comment #1 by: nfinland on 31 Aug 2005, 06:15 GMT	reply to this comment
The iPod looks nicer :-).

Comment #2 by: joonas72 on 05 Jun 2006, 05:49 GMT	reply to this comment
I Like this phone very much!! Until now i use Samsung, because Nokia did not have good looking and good phone before this.

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