When Nokia launched its first N series phone, it clearly set the verdict - that modern phones are now a wholesome entertainer.
That is, you can not only talk but also work, play and enjoy host of other activities.
Storming the market yet again with its innovative ideas and engineering excellence, Nokia adds N80 to the generation.
This phone is a high class smartphone with exquisite designs and rich functionalities.
Bringing novelty to the genre, Nokia N80 comes with an impressive slider mechanism.
This makes the phone compact and stylish, while still taking care of personal and professional requirements, both efficiently and sufficiently.
It weighs 130 grams and measures 95 x 50 x 26mm.
The screen looks bright and bold with 262K colour effort glows, making it quite easy to read the displayed matter, no matter what the light conditions.
The 352 x 416 pixels screens also boasts of an auto light sensing.
N80's feature rich 3G multimedia device is packed with performance.
Connectivity is its strong point and it provides fast internet access, a convenient intuitive browsing, EDGE data connectivity, as well as options to receive and send mails at WLAN speed.
N80 boasts of a real good camera.
It has a 3 Megapixels camera, with capture key for stable camera activation, full screen landscape capture, a dedicated close-up mode switch and CIF video capture.
For music lovers, N80 is a treat.
It comes with an excellent Mp3 player with FM radio and support for visual Radio.
An integrated UpnP technology (a protocol which allows devices to identify network available services) makes it easier for the users to transfer music between N80 and compatible PC.
In addition, Nokia N80 comes with a huge internal memory that can be further upgraded using hot swap mini SD card of up to 2GB, to store Mp3, AAC, m4a, eAAC+ and WMA files.
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It seems exciting, reliable and quite user-friendly.