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The Nokia N93i is Launched
Techtree News Staff, Feb 20, 2007 1750 hrs ISTToday, Nokia launched its N93i, a compact, stylish digital camcorder cum multimedia device designed to 'unleash the movie maker' within the consumer.
Today, Nokia launched its N93i, a compact, stylish digital camcorder cum multimedia device designed to 'unleash the movie maker' within the consumer.
The new metallic finish (Deep Plum and Warm Graphite) key mat and mirror effect, 2.4-inch display with up to 16 million colors and 160 degree viewing angle, easy-to-use joystick, and dedicated camera keys all make for a snazzy visual effect.
Optimized for mobile filmmaking, the N93i packs a 3.2 mega pixels (2048 x 1536 pixels) camera with Carl Zeiss optics, 3x optical zoom, auto focus, and close-up mode. It comes with a 1GB miniSD card for capturing up to 45 minutes of DVD-like quality video, or up to 1,250 high quality photographs.
Based on S60 3rd Edition software on Symbian OS, the N93i, according to Nokia, is the perfect choice to create video content and shoot DVD-quality videos in MPEG-4 VGA at up to 30 frames per second, with stereo audio recording, and digital stabilization.
The multimedia phone integrates a new personal video and photo blogging service called Vox, which allows easy sharing of stories/thoughts/ideas with friends and family.
The bundled Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0 software enables users create professional quality movies on compatible PCs. The videos can be transferred back to multimedia computers or burned onto DVDs.
The N93i is designed to work on WLAN, 3G (WCDMA 2100 MHz), EDGE, and GSM (900/1800/1900 MHz) networks, and provides mobile Broadband Internet access for browsing, uploading content, sending/receiving emails, generally staying connected on the move.
Besides, thanks to direct TV out functionality, it is possible to simply connect the N93i to a compatible TV with the supplied video-out connectivity cable, to enjoy screening of one's own movie or latest photographs.
Else, integrated wireless LAN (WLAN) technology can be used to connect the phone to a compatible UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) enabled device.
The N93i is immediately available for Rs 42,229 (taxes included).
The new metallic finish (Deep Plum and Warm Graphite) key mat and mirror effect, 2.4-inch display with up to 16 million colors and 160 degree viewing angle, easy-to-use joystick, and dedicated camera keys all make for a snazzy visual effect.
Optimized for mobile filmmaking, the N93i packs a 3.2 mega pixels (2048 x 1536 pixels) camera with Carl Zeiss optics, 3x optical zoom, auto focus, and close-up mode. It comes with a 1GB miniSD card for capturing up to 45 minutes of DVD-like quality video, or up to 1,250 high quality photographs.
Based on S60 3rd Edition software on Symbian OS, the N93i, according to Nokia, is the perfect choice to create video content and shoot DVD-quality videos in MPEG-4 VGA at up to 30 frames per second, with stereo audio recording, and digital stabilization.
The multimedia phone integrates a new personal video and photo blogging service called Vox, which allows easy sharing of stories/thoughts/ideas with friends and family.
The bundled Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0 software enables users create professional quality movies on compatible PCs. The videos can be transferred back to multimedia computers or burned onto DVDs.
The N93i is designed to work on WLAN, 3G (WCDMA 2100 MHz), EDGE, and GSM (900/1800/1900 MHz) networks, and provides mobile Broadband Internet access for browsing, uploading content, sending/receiving emails, generally staying connected on the move.
Besides, thanks to direct TV out functionality, it is possible to simply connect the N93i to a compatible TV with the supplied video-out connectivity cable, to enjoy screening of one's own movie or latest photographs.
Else, integrated wireless LAN (WLAN) technology can be used to connect the phone to a compatible UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) enabled device.
The N93i is immediately available for Rs 42,229 (taxes included).
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