Adding a 4 GB hard drive with 12.5 hours playback time to any phone is bound to turn heads, adding it to the N91 makes it just plain awesome. Sure it’s a 3G WCDMA handset, but also capable of WLAN connectivity, Bluetooth and USB 2.0. So once we get Mobile Skype for Series 60, say bye-bye to your hefty per-minute communication fees, just connect to a hotspot and make your call.
The N91 has a 3 .5mm stereo headset jack making it a true portable phone MP3 player that will kick the iPod Mini in the crotch. Music formats supported are MP3, M4A, AAC and WMA, you can drag and drop music to the phone over USB 2.0 for fast transfers, even manage playlists. I’m sure the RIAA will get heart-burn over this, but Nokia is allowing users to share music files over multimedia message, email or Bluetooth.
With a 2.0 megapixel camera, the N91 is top notch Nseries phone and is expected out by the end of 2005.
