Nokia N90

The Nokia N90 runs on Symbian OS 8.1a, with the Series 60 user interface. It weighs 173 grams and includes an RS-DV-MMC memory card slot, coming with a 64 MB card. The internal memory stands at 31 MB. The device's dimensions measure 112 x 51 x 24 mm.

When it comes to its display, the Nokia N90 is equipped with a main 2.1-inch TFT screen with a resolution of 352 x 416 pixels, supporting 256K colors. It also includes a secondary external TFT display with 65K colors and 128 x 128-pixel resolution. A distinctive 90-degree rotating screen and a side joystick for navigation offer a unique user experience.

Connectivity options on the Nokia N90 include Bluetooth version 1.2 and a Pop-Port USB connection, but it lacks Wi-Fi and GPS capabilities. The handset does not feature a 3.5 mm headphone jack either.

The N90 comes with a single 2MP main camera that benefits from Carl Zeiss optics and an LED flash, capable of capturing quality photos and videos. However, it does not have a front-facing camera.

Additional features of the Nokia N90 include support for MP3/AAC/MP4 playback, predictive text input, voice command and memo functions, organizer, and printing options. Notably, the N90 does not include an FM radio tuner.

In terms of safety, the phone has a SAR rating of 0.22 W/kg (head) and 0.54 W/kg (body), with the EU rating being 0.29 W/kg (head). At the time of its release, the N90 was priced at 250 EUR.

The Nokia N90 is a reflection of the early 2000s mobile technology and design. Understanding its specifications and features provides a glimpse into the era of transitioning to smartphones. We invite you to explore further down this page for more detailed features and discover the models the Nokia N90 is most often compared to.