New American-ized Nokia N-95 Vs. Old N-95: Hands On, Side-By-Side
- August 29th, 2007
- 4 Comments
Nokia just announced a new American-ized N-95 (the one on the right side in the photo). The big deal is that it is optimized to latch onto our GSM 3G networks, so you can get your HSDPA or EDGE on stateside (it does the dance with both AT&T and T-Mobile.) It also has a few cosmetic changes—like the camera lens, as you can see. It’ll hit the states in September, and the price is an iPhone-esque $699 (mainly because it’ll only be sold unlocked, without carrier subsidies.)
Click the jump to see more side-by-side of these two cross-continental twins.
shelbinator (Who am I?)
1 year ago
If those phones got any hotter side by side, they’d be playing footsie in an airport men’s room.
olly (Who am I?)
1 year ago
I haven’t seen any indication that this has 3G bands for T-Mobile. AT&T uses 850/1900 for their 3G offering, while T-Mobile will use 1700/2100 (uplink/downlink)… can you confirm this?
Thanks!
-olly
yo
1 year ago
i agree - att, not tmo, sorry…
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future gadgets (Who am I?)
1 year ago
hm … not much of a different though …