Nokia N82 Feature GPS and Integrated WiFi
January 1, 2008 | Cell Phone, Nokia | 0 CommentNokia as a leader of cell phone in year 2007 already launch their new N series Nokia N82 on the market. The N82 looks ordinary for the first sight. Come with monoblock design and uncluttered keypad with large QVGA display.
Nokia N82 Featuring with a five megapixel camera with Xenon flash, autofocus and a Carl Zeiss lens, 3G support with HSDPA, WiFi, microSD expandable memory (with 2GB in the sales package), A-GPS (Assisted GPS), a video calling camera, FM radio and stereo Bluetooth.
Powered by Symbian S60 smartphone, so it comes with a web browser, email client, document viewer, advanced multimedia player and the N82 also has a set of personal information management (PIM) applications. Nokia Maps is preinstalled for basic GPS use, although expect to pay a fee for more advanced mapping functions. Video capture is an impressive 640×480 pixels at 30 frames per second.
Because it base on Nokia N95, everything work well – also you can update the firmware if it has buggy. The camera quality should be excellent, and that’s mostly down to good optics rather than raw megapixels. The new feature is an iPhone-style sensor that changes the screen orientation when the phone is rotated.
Nokia are positioning the N82 in a slightly lower product range along with the new N81. This leaves the N95 8GB and Nokia E90 as the flagship devices in Nokia’s lineup. Nokia say that the N82 is available now from selected retailers at an unsubsidised cost of around €450 (or approximately £300).
