Belongs in a museum

Calling this a work of art would be an understatement but there is really no other contextual way to describe the aesthetic qualities of this phone. By combining the utilitarian uses that a phone provides, with a design that would be right at home in a gallery, Nokia has something really special on their hands.

And if you’re one of the lucky ones to get this phone then be prepared to hand it over to friends and family as they ask to get a closer look at it. The scratch-resistant glass is the perfect way to keep the screen free of imperfections and guarantees that you will always have a clear view of your texts and contacts.

Tri-Band GSM connections and a 3G Data connection enable this phone to download at a quick pace and keep good reception continuously. The slide mechanism is very sturdy and the display uses OLED technology to reproduce colors in very vivid quality.

There are 4 Gigabytes of internal memory so that you can store a variety of multimedia files. Other connections include Bluetooth so that you can connect a headset to the phone and talk hands-free, and a microUSB connection for transferring files.

The 3.15 Megapixel Camera is worth a mention because it accurately reproduces colors and displays details that don’t look washed out. Sharpness in the photographs it takes are spot on and there is no blurring effect to be found. Thanks to the autofocus feature, pictures rate at a quality that is found in stand alone digital cameras.

Once again it must be mentioned that this phone is a work of art and the Carbon fibre and titanium body is a testament to this fact.

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