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We expected big things from the Nokia N70, and it's good to say that the Nokia N70 wouldn't let us down.
The Nokia N70 is a GREAT cellphone to have. It's visually appealing despite its larger size compared to the other smaller and trendier phones. Its phone/camera/media and 3G functions are impressive as well. There are downsides to this phone such as slow r...
Feature-wise, the Nokia N70 matches its physical size with a wide array of functions and capabilities such as its 2 megapixel camera with flash, Nokia's very own Xpress Printing solution, music and video player, expandable memory and of course,...
Jørgen Sundgot snuggles up to the Nokia N70, the latest stab at a do-it-all smartphone from a certain Finnish handset maker. Bells and whistles abound - but what about substance?
Nokia was showing off the smallest of their new N series high-end phones, the N70. The handset comes equipped with dual cameras, one of which is a 2 megapixel unit.
Nokia N70 Here in Amsterdam, Nokia unveiled the N70, the smallest handset in the new N series of devices from the Finnish giant. In fact, Nokia calls the N70 the "world's smallest multimedia computer", a bit of an odd (and potentially dubious)...
Still.. it's not a perfect phone. The 176x208 pixel display is not as good as many other 3G phones, but really everything else is pretty much up with the class leaders at the moment. However, by Q3 2005 we'll be seeing more 3G phones coming up which will
The second installment of the Nokia Nseries to hit our shores, the N70, is probably the more sedate offering of the premium trio.
The build quality on the N90 was high class and the N70 is no different.
We had a few teething problems with the video calling and close-ups with the camera but nothing major.
The N70 is the Rolls Royce version of the 6680. How can it fail?
Slide and Shoot with the Nokia N70: the smallest 3G Series 60 smartphone with 2 megapixel camera. The Nokia N70 multimedia is a beautifully designed, compact and easy-to-use 3G smartphone with versatile mobile photography, personal productivity and entert...
Plenty of applications, good camera, MP3 player,
It might be the baby of Nokia's N Series, but it still sports a 2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth and a 64MB reduced-size MMC.
2.0 Megapixel Digital Camera, Good battery life
PC Suite is still fiddly, Small dialling buttons
The N70 offers an excellent camera inside a reasonably good 3G phone casing.
Design The N70 is the baby of Nokia's "Next Generation" N series phones that also includes the N90 camera phone, N91 music phone and N92 video phone. If you're very keen on mobile phone photography, we'd still recommend the N90 over the N70, but...
Award: Editor's Choice!
A worthy successor to the Nokia 6680, the N70 comes with a strong suite of PIM and multimedia applications that make it a good PDA-phone alternative for mobile professionals.
Classy design for a smart phone; 2-megapixel camera; RS-MMC expansion slot; strong productivity applications; FM tuner; multiple connectivity options.
Matt surface is slightly prone to scratches; miniscule keys; slow PC synchronization.
If the Nokia N70 phone had a twin, it has to be the 6680. Design At 126g and measuring 108.8 x 53 x 17.5mm, the N70 is not only the smallest and lightest member in Nokia's current N-series handsets, it is also slightly more compact than the 6680....
Excellent build quality, FM radio, Expandable MMC card slot with 1GB MMC card included, Good voice quality, Solid features list
Delay when saving images, cramped keypad, location of keys, uncomfortable to use
Minor improvements and good build quality, however the N70 Music Edition still has a cramped keypad.
Nokia has added music capabilities to the N70, with a 1GB MMC Card, a dedicated one-touch music key and new music player combining to create the N70 Music Edition. The N70 Music Edition features Nokia's 'active standby screen', which allows users...
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