Nokia has made a series of upgrades compared to the original N95, including replacing the 2.6" screen with a 2.8" screen, improving battery power from 950 mAH (4 hours talk time) to 1200 mAH (5 hours of talk time), as well as adding built-in AGPS and 8GB of memory.
In order to maintain its size, however, the N95 8GB does not seem to provide a memory slot for additional storage capacity. As a result of all the upgrades, it still weighs in at 128 g compared to the original N95's 120 g.
On the other hand, the N95 8GB retains functionality from the original N95 such as a 5-megapixel camera with autofocus, VGA camcorder, Wi-Fi and UPnP support, 3.5 mm stereo headphone plug, and a platform and interface based on S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1.
Unlike the original N95, which recently got an upgrade to support AT&T's HSDPA network, the N95 8GB only supports European HSDPA networks though. However, it's likely to believe that also the N95 8GB will get such an upgrade down the road.
The Nokia N95 8GB is now selling for EUR 560 in Europe.
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