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Nokia is bringing another version of the Nokia N97 called as Nokia N97 Mini. Though it is named Mini but it is actually more powerful than the former. The basic difference of the Nokia N97 and the N97 Mini is the size of the screen that has became smaller by .3 inches, placed arrow keys in place of D pad and did slight renovation on the keyboard.

A True Ravisher
The Nokia has always taken looks in account while designing their N Series phones. And the New Nokia N97 Mini is not an exception. You’ll certainly fall in love with the gadget at the first sight as it is a marvelous sliding gadget comes in Cherry Black and Garnet colored casing. At the slide out position there is a well defined full QWERTY keypad and the presented 3.2 inches TFT resistive QVGA touch screen allows displaying 16M colors at 640 x 360 pixels resolution. This stunning screen will give the pleasure to enjoy proximity sensor for auto turn-off, accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate and handwriting recognition special attributes.

Unleashed Multimedia Features
The Nokia N97 Mini is loaded with a lot of cool camera features. The device is loaded with a 5 mega pixels snapper and it includes special boasts like 2592 x 1944 pixels resolution, auto focus, Dual LED flash, Carl Zeiss optics and video light. Geo tagging feature is also provided with this camera phone. Main and secondary video recording are done at VGA@30fps and VGA@15fps respectively. The video player has been perfectly designed to support MPEG4, H264, QCIF, WMV and RealVideo file formats. With Music Display, Playlist, Dedicated Volume Control and several other features the music player is powerful enough to play MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV, eAAC & eAAC+ music file formats.

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