Nokia N95 review
Michal Jerz, February 25th, 2006

With the N95 Nokia proves once again that they know how to make beautiful and elegant phones. And when the beauty comes together with power and functionality - do we need anything else?
Announced on September 26 2006, the N95 has just stated shipping. This review is based on a unit with final hardware and pre-sales firmware so some things may still change.
HARDWARE
1. The look
Asmentioned above, it's a true beaty. It weighs 120 g and measures99x53x21 mm (90 cc). Matt silver front and plum back really match eachother. The back side is made of a plastic so soft that it feels as ifit was a rubber. And it's a VERY PLEASANT feel. The front side of thedevice is dominated by a huge 2.6" QVGA (320x240) screen, only a tadsmaller than E61 and E61i displays - 55x41 mm. It's the same size as in the Sony Ericsson M600 and W950phones. The screen provides exceptional quality, vivid colors and highbrightness controlled by ambient light detector. Below the screen youcan find shiny silver buttons (two softkeys, Send and End button, Menuand Multimedia button, Edit and C keys) and slightly above the display there is a small, secondary camera used for video calls.
The bottom part of the phone contains charger connector and the USBMini-B port. On the upper part there is a Power On/Off button which isalso used to change profiles. On both sides of the phone there arestereo speakers covered with shiny silver grid. The left side alsocontains the infrared port, hot-swappable microSD card slot withprotective cover and the standard 3.5mm audio/video connector providingaudio and composite TV output (A/V cable is bundled with the phone). Onthe right side of the device there are three silver buttons: volumecontrol, camera button and a button providing quick access to theGallery.
TheN95's unique feature is that its front part not only slides up toreveal the traditional numeric phone keypad but it also slides downproviding access to a row of multimedia playback control buttons andautomatically switching the screen to landscape mode and launchingMultimedia menu with Music player selected. So depending on if you wantto make a phone call or listen to the music, just slide the front partof your phone in the right direction. Unfortunately, the music keysonly work with Music Player and Real Player and currently cannot beassigned to any other program like e.g. Ogg Player.

Slidingthe cover back to its standard position automatically locks the keypad(it also locks after configured time out). The movement is very smoothand additionally supported by a spring, which means: push it slightlyand it'll go further by itself. So far so good. What's missing,however, is any kind of lock keeping the cover in its central position.Unfortunately, it happens that it slides up or down in pocket, whichalso automatically unlocks the keypad... It's also just a bit too looseand tends to rattle a little (although it may be just my unit). Thekeypad has nice looking, convex keys providing decent tactile feedback.Blue backlight is controlled by light sensor.

Let'snow take a look at the back side of the phone. It's where you can findthe 5 Megapixel Carl Zeiss Tessar autofocus camera with LED flash.It's protected with a manually controlled lens cover: opening the coverautomatically launches the camera application. Under the batterycover you can find Nokia's new BL-5F 950 mAh accu providing 160-240 minof talk time and up to 215 hours of standby. Considering the pre-salesfirmware version it's too early to comment on the power efficiency ofthe retail units, but the tested device worked full day with quiteextensive use and about two days with light use. The N95 doesn'tsupport USB charging.
2. What's inside
Nokia N95 is powered by the fastest processor currently used in Symbian OS devices: ARM11-based Texas Instruments OMAP2420 running at 330 MHz. It's the same processor (and the same clock speed) as used in the Nokia N93/N93i, Linux-based Nokia N800 Internet Tablet and the recently announced (and already reviewed by us) Nokia E90 Communicator. What does it mean? Great performance, additionally boosted by hardware 2D/3D graphics and imaging/video acceleration.

Unlike the Nokia E90 Communicatorand the N800 Tablet, both equipped with 128 MB RAM, the N95 still staysin the smartphones camp with its traditional 64 MB total RAM and about~22 MB RAM free (E90 offers almost 80 MB of free operating memory). I haven't, however, experienced any memory related problems or 'No memory' errors. The N95 has about 160 MB internal storage memory (disk C and can be expanded with microSD cards up to 2 GB.
The N95 features a built-in GPS receiver. It's the same chip you can find in the Nokia E90.It's quite sensitive and after obtaining fix it keeps working indoorsand under heavy foliage, but it's slightly less sensitive and alsoslightly less accurate than SiRF Star III based receivers. Besides theusual Landmarks and Position applications, the N95 also comes with Smart2Go software.Mapping functionality is free; navigation and city guides services canbe purchased as extra options. Unfortunately, no other existing S60 3rdEdition GPS software is able to take advantage of the built-in receiverbecause all of them are 'hardcoded' to communicate with Bluetooth GPSdevices via the Serial Port Profile. But of course N95 and E90optimized versions supporting their internal receivers will soon bereleased by developers (the location API is available to developers),so it's only a matter of time.

TheNokia N95 is a quadband GSM (850/900/1800/1900 MHz), WCDMA 2100 MHzphone. Sorry guys, again no support for North American exotic 3Gfrequencies but other than that almost everything's included...Connectivity and data transferoptions include HSDPA (up to 3.6 Mbps) with simultaneous voice anddata, wireless LAN (802.11 b/g, up to 54 Mbit/s) and UPnP (UniversalPlug and Play), Bluetooth 2.0 EDR (up to 3 Mbit/s) and USB 2.0 Full Speed (12 Mbit/s) via Mini USB with mass storage class support.
3. Multimedia beast
TheN95 should be code named "Multimedia Beast". Its 5 Megapixel(2592x1944) autofocus camera with Carl Zeiss Tessar optics (f/2.8, 5.6mm, 10 cm ~ infinity focusing range) and 1/1000th ~ 1/3rd s mechanicalshutter provide the best quality you can get from a camera phone. The 5 Mpix resolutionis sufficient for even 28x36 cm (11x14" sized prints. The mechanicalshutter and Zeiss optics put the N95's camera on par with simplerstandalone digicams and the only thing that's missing is optical zoom ala N93 / N93i. The flash is a white LED diode working within a range of about 3-4 meters.

While we're on the subject of the N93, in my Nokia N93 review I was complaining about excessive noise visible on pictures and videos taken by the N93, even in good lightingconditions. It seems that Nokia has seriously improved their noisereduction algorithms or some imaging sensor hardware components (e.g.amplifiers or A/D converters) as pictures taken with the N95, even atnight and in dim light, are almost noise-free, even though the CMOSsensor has much higher resolution, i.e. smaller photo-sites. One of thepictures I took at night with automatic ISO setting turned out to beISO 800 but I still couldn't find much noise on it! The only problem,present in recent S60 camera phones, and also strongly affecting theN95 is incorrect automatic white balance resulting in excessive magentasaturation giving pictures unnatural, purple hue. Hopefully this willbe fixed via a firmware update. Please check the sample photos belowand judge it yourself.

NokiaN95 is not only a great still camera but also a fantastic videorecorder. Like other high-end models, it records MPEG-4 video with VGA(640x480) resolution at 30 frames per second. "DVD quality" iscertainly an exaggeration but it definitely offers quality of amateursingle-sensor Mini-DV camcorders. The tested unit, however, was stillrunning an early, unoptimized firmware, and the recorded video wasn'tsmooth, with some occasional jerks and delays. But this willundoubtedly be removed in retail firmware. Video stabilisation helpsavoiding shakes and vibrations. As in case of still pictures, the onlymissing thing you could think of is optical zoom. Incorrect purplishwhite balance problem also affects video clips so let's hope it'll befixed before the device starts shipping.

Asmentioned earlier, the N95 has the standard 3.5 mm mini-jackaudio-visual connector. It can be used to connect stereo headphones andother audio equipment, as well as PAL/NTSC TV set with composite input.Both audio and video are of very good quality. The TV out feature letsyou play games on large screen of your TV set, but I still don'tunderstand why the AV connector is located on the left and not on theright side of the phone. Considering that the TV out signal isgenerated in landscape mode when you hold the phone with the right sideout, having the connector (and the cable connected to it) on the rightside would be much more convenient.
TheN95 has stereo speakers and generates high quality stereo sound. Itsupports A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) letting you streamstereo music to stereo Bluetooth headphones. The headset bundled withthe phone consists of two separate parts. The remote controller parthas a standard headphone connector and a built-in microphone, whichlets you use other, higher quality headphones while preserving theability to make and receive calls.
TheVisual FM radio (87.5-108 MHz) is the same as on any other S60 3rdEdition phone. It requires plugging in a 'wired' headset which acts asan FM antenna, but you can redirect the audio to play via phone'sstereo speakers. Unfortunately, it is not possible to record from theradio.
4. Performance
The N95 is fast. It uses the same hardware platform as the Nokia N93. However, GLBenchmarkresults are currently about 10-20% worse than N93's, most probably dueto early unoptimized firmware as there are no reasons for the retailN95 to be slower than N93. Let's wait for final firmware and thencompare the two. Current GLBenchmark N95 results are available here.

Menu operations, image processing, video recording and playback, 3D graphics in games (e.g. System Rush), web browsing- everything works very fast. Memory limitations are the same as of allthe remaining S60 3rd Edition smartphones (except for the Nokia E90 Communicator),so if you have previously owned any other S60 3rd Edition phone thenyou can expect the N95 to offer you the same capabilities when it comesto number of programs you can run simultaneously or size of documentsyou can open.
SOFTWARE
TheN95 is a Symbian OS 9.2 S60 3.1 (3rd Edition Feature Pack 1) phone. Aswith other S60 phones, firmware can be updated at home using the Phone Software Update service. N95 is fully compatible with all existing S60 3rd Edition software.
TheN95 supports landscape mode for the full UI, which means that everymenu and application can work in both the portrait and landscape mode.UI customization has been extended with possibility to select one ofthree font sizes, although I'd still warmly welcome yet another size,an even smaller one. As already mentioned, the N95 supports automatickeylock, which kicks in after configured time out or when you close thekeypad.

Thetested unit with beta firmware only had QuickOffice 3 viewers. It isunclear whether the retail version will have the newest QuickOffice 4and if it'll also include document editors.
Beingbased on the S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1, the N95 contains the new2.0 version of the Nokia OSS web browser. It's now faster and lessmemory hungry. Even the first version was very good at rendering webpages the same way as you can see them on your desktop PC, but v2 goeseven further and provides almost perfect accuracy. Moreover, it nowsupports both WWW and WAP, so it is now the only browser preinstalledin the phone. New features in the 2.0 version also includeauto-completion for form data fields, video plug-in, support forfavicons, Flash Lite 2.0, RSS and Atom feeds with automatic update,password manager, support for landscape orientation, toolbar,background sounds, saving images and whole pages for offline browsing,operator cache, visual windows manager and user agent profile. Wow,it's now a fully mature browser. The only thing I miss is Opera-likesmall screen rendering mode.

TheN95 has the same Music Player with equalizer (supportingMP3/AAC/AAC+/eAAC+/WMA/M4A) and Real Player as all S60 phones. Fullscreen video playback is 100% smooth and movies look great on N95'shuge screen. Supported video formats include: MPEG-4, H.264/AVC,H.263/3GPP and RealVideo 8/9/10. Video editor and Movie director letyou edit and enhance recorded videos.

Allthe remaining applications and features are the same as in all S60 3rdEdition phones and have already been described in detail in our earlierreviews.
SUMMARY
Greatlooking phone and a great performer. Like Nokia says, it's trulyamazing "what computers have become". Great screen, powerful processorwith 2D/3D graphics and video acceleration, all connectivity and datatransmission options including HSDPA, WLAN b/g, UPnP, USB 2.0 andBluetooth 2.0 EDR, fantastic camera letting you take still pictureswith quality comparable to amateur digicams and record video clips ofmini-DV quality, great audio and video playback capabilities, TV outconnector, built-in GPS receiver and good mapping software - everythinginside small, light and extremely good looking housing. What's left tosay... GO, GET IT!
What I liked:

• powerful ARM11-based TI OMAP2420 processor running at 330 MHz
• superb 5 MPix Carl Zeiss Tessar camera with autofocus
• HSDPA 3.6 Mbps, UMTS, EDGE
• built-in GPS receiver
• high quality, huge 2.6" TFT screen
• quadband 850/900/1800/1900 GSM, 2100 WCDMA
• Wireless LAN 802.11 b/g 54 Mbps
• Bluetooth 2.0 EDR (3 Mbps)
• A2DP profile for stereo audio over Bluetooth
• TV-quality video recording @ VGA resolution and 30 frames per second
• good build quality, elegant design, good size and weight
• standard 3.5 mm mini-jack A/V out connector
• USB 2.0 Full speed via USB Mini-B connector

What I didn't like:

• the sliding part should have a lock to prevent it from sliding out (and unlocking the keypad) in your pocket
• the sliding part is a tad too loose - moves and rattles
• 22 MB free RAM is certainly too little for such a powerful device
• incorrect white balance in certain lighting conditions (purplish hue).

Discuss about Nokia N95 with other users on our S60 3.0 Discussion Forum.

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Nokia N95预览
michal jerz，2006.2.25
N95再次证明了Nokia是怎么制作高雅手机的。当美丽和性能同时拥有时，我们还需要什么？
鉴于N95将于2006.9.26装运发售。因此本预览将基于最终硬件型号和发售前固件，正式发卖可能会有所变动。
硬件：

1、外观
如前面提到的，漂亮之际。重120g，尺寸99x53x21 mm（90cc）。正面为亚光银，背面为梅色，相互映衬。背面由柔性塑料制成，手感类似于橡胶。摸起来真的是非常爽。正面屏幕为2.6寸的QVGA（320x240）屏幕，只比E61和E61i的55x41 mm屏幕小点。和索爱的M600和W950相同。该屏幕提供极其出色的显示质量，栩栩如生的色彩，光线传感器控制的屏幕亮度调节。屏幕下方是银光闪闪的按键（两个软键，Send，End，多媒体建，Edit和C键），屏幕上方是小巧的视频电话摄像头。
手机底部是处电口和USB Mini-B接口，顶部是电源开关。立体声扬声器被置之于手机两侧。左侧还有红外线发射器，拥有保护套的microSD热拔插口，3.5mm音频/视频输出口提供TV输出（A/V线将随机赠送）。而右侧有三个银色的按键：音量调节，摄像，画廊快捷键。N95采用极具创意的双向滑盖设计，可以向上下两个方向进行滑盖开启。向下滑动是传统的数字键盘，向上滑动是多媒体控制键盘。而当多媒体键盘被划出时，屏幕会自动转换到横向模式并切换到多媒体播放界面。所以，当你打算打电话或是听音乐时，只需向正确方向滑动即可。但不幸的是，多媒体键目前只能在Music Player和Real Player中使用，而目前流向的其他播放器都无法使用，例如Ogg Player。
当后盖归位是会自动锁定键盘（超过操作时间也会被锁定）。滑动过程非常的平滑，同时还有一个辅助弹簧——也就是说只需轻轻一推，后盖就会自动归位。一切似乎很完美。但滑盖自动固定似乎被遗忘了。不幸的是，由于无法固定键盘，在口袋中N95的键盘经常自行滑出……另外有些松弛，还为嘎嘎地响（也许只是我拿到的这台有这种情况）。键盘也很好看，突出的按键，舒适的触感和反馈力。蓝色的背光由光感器控制。
现在让我们看看手机的背部。500万像素支持自动对焦的卡尔·蔡司认证镜头，LED闪光灯。手动的镜头盖：当打开它时会自动运行摄像程序。电池盖下是Nokia新发售的BL-5F电池，950mAh，160-240分钟通话时间，215小时待机时间。虽然以售前的硬件版本来评价零售型号的电能持久力似乎不太好，但测试机却可以在打开灯光后满负荷工作两天。N95不支持USB充电。

2、内部
N95拥有目前Symbian OS设备中最强的处理器：ARM11，基于Texas Instruments OMAP2420，频率330MHz。与Nokia N93/N93i，Linux系统的N800 Tablet，最近宣布的Nokia E90 Communicator（我们评测过该机型）等机型使用的处理器是相同的（频率也相同）。这意味着什么？强大的性能，2D/3D、图片、影像硬件加速。
不同于Nokia E90 Communicator和N800 Tablet配备的128MB内存，N95和其他智能手机一样，只有传统的64MB内存，大约只有22MB空闲（E90提供了差不多80MB的操作内存）。然而我却没有遇到任何与内存相关的问题和“内存不足”的错误。N95大约有160MB存储空间（C盘），也可以由microSD卡扩充到2GB。
N95内嵌了GPS接收器，和Nokia E90的相同。该接收器极其敏感，可以在繁茂的树木下使用。但它还是没有SiRF Star III敏感和精确。除了一般的陆标和定位软件以外，N95页可以使用Smart2GO。地图功能是免费的；但导航和城市向导功能必须另外购买。但不幸的是，目前没有其他S60第三版的GPS软件能够利用该内建接收器的好处，因为这些功能已经被硬编码（hardcoded？），并且必须通过侧面的蓝牙GPS端口。但是N95和E90的这些优化功能将很快的被开发者使用（所有API都对开发者开放），所以一切只是时间问题。
N95支持GSM（850/900/1800/1900 MHz），WCDMA 2100MHz。对不起，兄弟。N95不支持北美外来的3G频率，不过还好其他都可以。在数据传输上有HSDPA（3.6Mbps）同时传送声音和数据；支持UPnP无限局域网（802.11 b/g，54Mbit/s）；蓝牙2.0（3Mbit/s）；通过大多数存储设备支持的Mini USB接口使用USB2.0全速版（12Mbit/s）。

[ 本帖最后由 citveeli 于 2007-3-23 23:26 编辑 ]

失望!九五只有二十二可运行空间!

楼上的兄弟,我看我两分工合作得了,你翻译1,2,我翻译3,4, 可怜我把第一段翻完的时候你就提前发上来了
3.多媒体野兽
N95应该被称为"多媒体野兽".500万像素(2592*1944)自动对焦的卡尔蔡司光学镜头(f/2.8,5.6mm,10cm~无限对焦范围)和千分之一到三分之一秒的机械快门提供了你能从一个照相手机得到的最好质量.500万像素的分辨率足够用于28*36cm(11*14)大小的打印.机械快门和卡尔蔡司光学镜头使N95的照相功能同等与简单标准的数码相机,唯一漏掉的是光学变焦摄影如N93/N93i.闪光灯是个白色的LED二极管,工作范围大概3到4米.
当我们还是在谈论N93的时候,在我的NOKIA N93 REVIEW我老是抱怨拍照和摄像时N93显示出过多的噪点,甚至在光线好的条件下都是这样.看来NOKIA大大升级了他们的噪点减少运算法则或一些图像传感的硬件零件(如扬声器或A/D整流器)如N95拍的照片,即使在晚上或微弱光线的条件下,也是几乎没有噪点,何况是在CMOS传感器有着更高的分辨率的情况下,也就是更小的图像尺寸.有一副我在晚上照的照片在把自动ISO设置调到ISO 800的情况下我仍然在照片看不到多少噪点!目前仍存在于S60照相手机中的唯一问题,也是严重影响N95的问题,是不准确的自动白平衡,导致了过多的magentasaturation给予了照片不自然的,紫红的色彩.希望这个问题可以通过软件升级得到解决.请看下面的样品照片并自行判断.
NOKIA N95并不止是一个强大的照相机,也是一个幻想般的摄像机.像其他高端机型一样,它可以用30桢每秒的速度录制VGA(640*480)分辨率的MP4视频."DVD质量"肯定是夸张,但它肯定提供了业余MINI-DV摄像机的质量.虽然测试单元用的仍然是早期的不完美软件版本,而且录象并不平滑,有一些停顿和延迟.但这些肯定会在发售后的软件版本中得到解决.照相时的固定有助于避免摇晃和震动.在静物照片的例子中,你能想到的唯一遗漏的东西就是光学变焦.不准确的带紫色的白平衡问题仍然影响到视频片段,让我们希望这个问题能够在发售之前得到解决.
如前所述,N95拥有标准3.5mm MINI-合成声音视频的插口.可以用来连接立体声耳机和其他音响设备,以及合成的PAL/NTSC电视输出.声音和视频都相当完美.TV OUT的特点可以让你在电视的巨大屏幕上玩游戏,但我仍然不理解为什么AV插口在手机左端而不是右端.想像一下当你拿着右端向外的手机的时候TV OUT信号通过摄影模式产生,如果插口在右端(并且电线连接上它)的时候要方便的多.
N95有立体声外放并且能产生高质量的立体声.它支持A2DP让你可以通过立体声蓝牙耳机享受立体声音乐.连接在手机上的头戴式耳机有两个独立的部分.远程线控就像个标准耳机插口,也是个微型手机,它可以让你在打电话的时候使用其他高质量的耳机.
可视FM收音机(87.5-108MHZ)和其他S603RD手机一样.它需要插上有线耳机当FM天线用,但你可以通过立体声外放来重新播放声音信号.不幸的是,它不能从广播上录音.
4表现
N95速度很快.它使用和NIKIA N93一样的硬件平台.然而,GLBenchmark测试出目前比N93要差10-20%,很可能是因为早期的不完美版本,因为N95没有理由比N93更慢.让我们等待最终的软件版本再来比较.目前的GLBenchmark N95测试结果如下.
菜单运行,图像处理,视频录制和播放,游戏3D效果(如SYSTEM RUSH),网页打开-所有的反应速度都很快.存储限制和所有S603RD手机一样(除了NOKIA E90),所以如果你已经拥有其他S603RD手机那么你可以期望N95提供同样的同时运行几个程序或打开文件夹的功能.

[ 本帖最后由 oricoh 于 2007-3-1 13:25 编辑 ]

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原帖由 oricoh 于 2007-3-1 11:24 发表
楼上的兄弟,我看我两分工合作得了,你翻译1,2,我翻译3,4, 可怜我把第一段翻完的时候你就提前发上来了

众人拾柴火焰高！！
偶实习中，欠缺团队精神

[ 本帖最后由 citveeli 于 2007-3-1 12:19 编辑 ]

5、软件
N95操作系统为Symbian OS 9.2 S60 3.1（第三版FP1）。和其他S60手机一样，可以通过Phone Software Update在家刷机。N95完全兼容目前所有的S60 V3软件。
N95的所有用户界面都支持横向模式，也就是说所有的菜单和应用程序都可以在横向和纵向模式中正常工作。用户界面可以选择三种不同的字体，虽然我更喜欢另一种更小的。前面以及提到了，N95支持自动锁定键盘，操作超时或关闭键盘时。
评测机中的测试软件只有QuickOffice 3 viewers。但现在还不清楚，发售版是否会换成最新的QuickOffice 4和编辑器。
N95拥有基于S60 V3开发的最新2.0版的Nokia OSS web brower，速度更快，内存需求更少。虽然第一个版本已经很好的再现了网页，如同你在桌面电脑中看到的一样。但是V2版将表现得更好更准确。此外，它现在支持WWW和WAP，所以只能在重新安装过的手机上浏览。2.0的新特性还有自动完成框架数据，视频插件，facivons（？），Flash lite 2.0，RSS资源自动下载，密码管理，横向模式，工具条，背景声，保存图片，离线浏览网页，缓存操作，虚拟窗口管理，用户代理。哇哦，现在已经成为了一款成熟的浏览器。我唯一期望的是Opera的小窗口模式。
和其他S60手机一样，N95也包含同样的带均衡器的Music Player（支持MP3/AAC/AAC+/eAAC+/WMA/M4A）和Real Player。在N95的大屏幕上，全屏视频回放100%的流畅，看起来非常的爽。支持的视频格式：MPEG-4， H.264/AVC，H.263/3GPP，RealVideo 8/9/10。Video editor和Movie director可以让你随意编辑视频。
其他所有的应用程序和特性都和其他S60 V3收集相同，你可以在我们以前的评测中找到。

摘要：
优雅的外观，强大的性能。就像Nokia宣传的一样，多么惊人啊“简直就是一台电脑”。绚丽的屏幕，强力的处理器（2D/3D 图片和影像加速功能）。兼容所有的数据传输协议，HSDPA，WLAN b/g，UPnP，USB2.0，蓝牙2.0EDR。梦幻般的摄像头可以使业余摄影爱好者也能获得高质量的图片。以mini-DV品质录制视频，出色的声音视频回放能力，TV输出，内嵌GPS接收器，优秀的地图软件——所有的一切都集中在小巧、鲜明、靓得不能再靓的小盒子里。我们只能说……走，买！！！

喜欢的：
· 强大的处理器。ARM11-TI OMAP2420 @ 330MHz
· 500万像素支持自动对焦的卡尔·蔡司认证镜头
· HSDPA 3.6Mbps，UMTS，EDGE
· 内嵌GPS接收器
· 高显示质量，2.6寸的TFT屏幕
· 支持850/900/1800/1900 GSM, 2100 WCDMA
· 无线网络802.11 b/g 54 Mbps
· 蓝牙2.0 EDR（3Mbps）
· A2DP立体声广播，可使用蓝牙
· 以VGA解析度、每秒30帧的录制电视节目。
· 良好的做工，优雅的设计，恰到好处的尺寸和重量
· 3.5 mm的mini-jack A/V输出口
· USB 2.0 全速版的USB Mini-B接口

不喜欢的：
· 滑动部分应该有一个锁装置，避免放在口袋时键盘自行滑出。
· 滑动部分过于松弛——还有嘎嘎的响声
· 22 MB的空余内存对于这台强力设备似乎太小了
· 灯光的色彩平衡不太好（略带紫色）

请到我们的论坛和其他用户一起讨论N95

外形好看？不觉得……

[ 本帖最后由 citveeli 于 2007-3-1 18:39 编辑 ]

对95不是很感冒的.......
还是喜欢73

不知道 哥们怎么翻译的...

.....

这个帖子的翻译要强顶下啊
谢谢两位兄弟啊

The screen provides exceptional quality, vivid colors and highbrightness controlled by ambient light detector.
此处的后半句，翻译为这样如何：

。。。。。。光线传感器控制的屏幕亮度调节

我没有钱买!哈哈

引用:

原帖由 ca1501 于 2007-3-23 22:23 发表
The screen provides exceptional quality, vivid colors and highbrightness controlled by ambient light detector.
此处的后半句，翻译为这样如何：

。。。。。。光线传感器控制的屏幕亮度调节

高见

N73的价格还可以接受，N95说实话也就提升那么一点点，贵那么多，不划算。

有沒有N95的軟件啊!!
我剛出了一台N95,請客位大大有的可以貼上來嗎?
萬分感激

有沒有N95的軟件啊!!
我剛出了一台N95,請客位大大有的可以貼上來嗎?
萬分感激

谢谢啊，刚刚入手，认真学习中

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