The new Nokia N86 8MP has just been formally unveiled. This breakthrough Nseries is the first Nokia telephone to shatter the 8 megapixel camera mark. But the N86 8MP is by no means playing easy megapixel war games.
The cell phone arrives with a wide-angle Carl Zeiss Tessar lens and can be contrasted to a high value stand solely digital camera apprehending bright and broad bend images.
The camera will record video in VGA at 30fps and apparantly will be very adept in reduced and brilliant lightweight situation thanks to a bigger, more vaiable aperture. All the common Ovi and other upload services are there along with the Nokia Music Store and N-gage gaming. The 149 gram heaviness appears a little on the high edge though. While not anything has been said in relative to the cost or launch positions, the N86 has a Q2 issue date. We’ll hold you revised on a issue date.
The telephone will start boats in the second quarter of 2009 and the anticipated cost is Rs 23,331 (EUR 375) before taxes.
The cell phone arrives with a wide-angle Carl Zeiss Tessar lens and can be contrasted to a high value stand solely digital camera apprehending bright and broad bend images.
- 2.6 inch QVGA
- OLED computer display having 240 X 320 tenacity
- scratch resistant hardened glass display.
- HSDPA
- Wi-Fi
- EDGE
- Bluetooth with A2DP
- USB 2.0.
- GPS and A-GPS support
- extended microSD cards
- FM wireless with FM transmitter
- 3.5mm AC socket
The camera will record video in VGA at 30fps and apparantly will be very adept in reduced and brilliant lightweight situation thanks to a bigger, more vaiable aperture. All the common Ovi and other upload services are there along with the Nokia Music Store and N-gage gaming. The 149 gram heaviness appears a little on the high edge though. While not anything has been said in relative to the cost or launch positions, the N86 has a Q2 issue date. We’ll hold you revised on a issue date.
The telephone will start boats in the second quarter of 2009 and the anticipated cost is Rs 23,331 (EUR 375) before taxes.
