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Hands-on with Nokia N82 Cameraphone

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Published on: 21 December, 2007 by PhoneArena Team

Finally Nokia answered our prayers – the new cameraphone of the Finnish manufacturer replaces the standard LED flash with Xenon one. It was exactly the flash, what put the Sony Ericsson cameraphones a step ahead the competition, but now Nokia tries to stop that. The N82 is a candybar with 5-megapixel camera, which directly puts it as a rival of the K850 and other models like the Viewty and G800. Unlike them all, it is a smartphone running on Symbian 9.2 with S60 interface, just as the N95.

In the N82, Nokia has also included a sensor for the orientation of the device, which controls the interface – it can be in vertical (portrait) orientation which is standard for such device, but also in horizontal (landscape) if one prefers so.

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gg @ 21 December, 2007 05:17:00 PM

my friend recently got this phone, at first i thoguht it looked too much like an ericsson but i was wrong. really nice phone and cam

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Henry @ 25 December, 2007 10:03:34 AM

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What is it ?

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bob @ 26 December, 2007 02:26:39 AM

HURRY

HURRY GUYS WITH YOUR REVIEW FOR THIS PHONE.IM THINKING OF BUYING IT BUT WAITING TO READ THE REVIEW FIRST. SO HURRY

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Alexander @ 12 March, 2008 03:35:57 PM

Hy

I hope i'll buy this phone soon,it's lokes better then the Black edition.And the N95 has no chance against this camera phone.I was thinking to get the N95 8GB but it costs 2 much 4 me.And it's only a phone it's not like a real camera.The only drawback is that fuking screen.It's 2 small

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