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Nokia N95 Cellphone has Wings, 5MP Cam, GPS, HSDPA

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Nokia dropped word of their N95 multimedia computer today. (We still call em cellphones, but don't tell Nokia that or they'll bop us on the head...again)
The smartphone has a 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss lens, which they say can take dvd-like video clips. Does that mean 848 by 480? I don't know. it also has a 2.6-inch QVGA screen, and runs on the well supported Symbian 60 OS. It also has HSDPA and EDGE cellular data. Oh, it has nice Flickr integration with the photos you take. (click and upload)
And it's got this "2-way slider" thingamabob that kicks out both a numeric keypad and media control keys. Sounds like...a butterfly...pretty, but sounds like a complicated setup from a company I used to call the Apple of cellphone-dom.
Out in 2007, somewhere in the world, for close to a grand, unsubsidized. Jump to see the pretty photos of the butterfly slider in action!

Nokia N75 Smartphone, 20.2mm Thin

The smartphones get smaller and thinner, and Nokia rolled out its N75 clamshell WCDMA and GSM smartphone today that's just 20.2mm thick. It has a 2-megapixel camera and a 2.4-inch 320x240 screen inside, and music keys on the outside. It includes Nokia's Internet browser and e-mail, too, and lets you view e-mail attachments in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and even the loathsome PDF format.
The company says the N75 can standby for 200 hours and will let you gab for 250 minutes before the battery runs out. Price and release date weren't announced

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