Nokia N93

For photography enthusiasts, the N93 comes with an impressive for its time 3.15 MP main camera featuring Carl Zeiss optics, 3x optical zoom, autofocus, and an LED flash. It can also record videos at 480p at 30fps. A secondary CIF videocall camera is located at the front for video calls. Multimedia is one of the strong points of this device, featuring a stereo FM radio, UPnP technology, support for multiple video and audio formats, and even TV-out functionality.

The device boasts 50 MB of internal memory, 64 MB RAM, and includes a miniSD card slot with a 128 MB card to provide additional storage. Designed to last, the N93 has a removable Li-Po 1100 mAh battery offering up to 240 hours of standby time on both 2G and 3G networks, or up to 5 hours talk time on 2G (3 hours and 42 minutes on 3G).

The built of the Nokia N93 is noteworthy with a weight of 180 grams and dimensions of 118 x 55.5 x 28.2 mm, showcasing a heftier and bulkier build compared to modern phones. It is available in two classic colors: Black and Silver. Additionally, this model comes with useful features such as voice command/memo, predictive text input, organizer, and photo/video editor.

To finish, the Nokia N93 had a launch price of 440 EUR, which in its day placed it in the premium segment of the mobile phone market. If you're interested in exploring more about this classic mobile device, delve into the detailed features presented further down this page. You'll also discover which models users most frequently compare the Nokia N93 against. Delve into the history of mobile technology and appreciate how the N93 contributed to the evolution of modern smartphones.