The much anticipated Nokia N95 5 Megapixel camera phone will according to Nokia arrive in the U.S. this spring.
The Nokia N95 recently hit the store shelves in Europe, and today Nokia confirmed that they expect to ship the 5-megapixel camera phone in the U.S. during the second quarter of 2007. The price tag will most likely be set to approximately $750 US without a subscription.
We recently previewed the Nokia N95, and found it to be a solid multimedia phone:
While it was hard to stick to Nokia's mantra that their new N-Series are not phones (they're "multimedia computers," according to PR reps), we can't argue with the raw power of the N95. The size of a small slider phone, the screen on the N95 is bright and clear, perfect for the incredibly smooth interface.
GPS features were striking, especially the 3-D mapping. Based on the rendering of the 3-D map, the N95 looks to have some graphical prowess -- at last, a phone that seems capable of true 3-D.
Movies were bright and clear on the QVGA (320x240) screen, though a wide-screen ratio would have prevented the letterbox bars on movies that made them look small.
The N95 sports a 5-megapixel camera and a video recorder capable of VGA (640x480) recording, all of which can be stored on microSD cards, as well as a TV-out port and speedy HSDPA data support.
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