This is what it all comes down to at the end of it all. The N9 ships in blue, pink, black and glossy white (by December). It's worth noting that if black isn't your favorite color, Nokia's got you covered there too.

You will, however, need a MicroSIM to use the N9. WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/nBluetooth 2.1 with A2DPA-GPSNFCĨ MP rear camera with autofocus and dual-LED flash1.3 MP front camera720p video recording (rear)ĪccelerometerLight sensorProximity sensorĪs you can see from the table above, the N9 pretty much comes in any flavor you like, with multiple storage options available, and the device will work on almost any network you can throw at it. The table below shows how the N9 stacks up in terms of pure hardware.ģ.9 inch 480 x 564 AMOLED251 ppi pixel density5-point capacitive multi-touchGorilla Glass I've held off publishing a review like this until the Windows Phone variants were out, so I could look at them and honestly say how the N9 stacks up.īạn đang xem: Nokia n9 review: once in a lifetimeĮveryone lovesreading these so we thought it'd be a great idea to include them. Last week we received a review device of the Nokia N9, a phone that was 'dead' before it launched, and was superseded this week at Nokia World when the Finnish phone manufacturer announced it's new Lumia line up.

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