Nokia has launched three new handsets which it describes as “multimedia computer” and not mobile phones. The new devices include the N71, a clamshell handset with USB connection to allow easy file transfer and synchronization; the N80, a quad-network phone with 802.11g for VoIP calls; and the N92, which is designed for mobile television viewing. The N71 is designed with music in mind. It has a five-band graphic equalizer, an adaptor to allow the use of regular headphones, 2GB of storage via a miniSD card and a USB 2.0 connection to allow music downloads from a PC. It also has a customizable keypad to which users can assign their favorite functions. The N80 is a fully featured ‘world phone’ capable of using any cellular network as well as Wi-Fi. It comes with a 3-megapixel camera and flash, and is the first Nokia handset with Universal Plug and Play. UPnP is a system whereby compatible consumer electronics devices can link in a wireless network an exchange files. The N92, Nokia’s first phone designed specifically for mobile TV viewing. It has a twistable 2.8in screen and buttons for changing channels. Viewers can also have 30 seconds of playback from stored memory, and the phone supports the DVB-H mobile TV standard and can run on Wi-Fi or any cellular network.

Posted on: Apr 18, 2006

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