Rui CarmoA Series 60 UMTS/Wi-Fi device sporting HSDPA, 5 megapixel camera, a built-in GPS and (yawn) not one, but two slide-out keyboards (the main keypad and a top multimedia control pad):
Image from All About Symbian
Notes:
Pluses:
- Big screen (the 8GB model has an even bigger and higher-res screen)
- Video out (moderately crummy, but better scanrate on the 8GB model)
- Standard mini-USB port for transferring files.
- Usual Nokia amenities such as working Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, mostly usable mail client, etc.
- Somewhat useful (if slow and crashy) 5 megapixel camera with passable (but by no means excellent) optics. Good, but not worth the expense.
Minuses:
- Slow, crashy, unreliable (and I'm talking about retail firmware versions for the standard edition)
- Huge. Not something you'd want to carry around in a suit pocket, or most jeans.
- Crummy plastics. The 8GB model only _looks_ better because it's black, but despite some moulding tweaks, it still feels cheap.
- Battery life is a disappointment - never lasted out the day for me. Hope the 8GB model fares better when I get to use one for an extended period.
- User interface is still horrendously complex.
Resources:
- Forum Nokia details for the 8GB version
- N95 8GB edition pictures
- Nokia N95 8GB - FCC spills the beans - no storage slot, even cheaper plastics?
- Christian Lindhom's Review
- Gizmodo - cheesy video.
- All About Symbian
- Gizmodo (lots of screen mockups)