With nary an AT&T agreement in sight, Nokia has gone out on a limb to launch the unlocked N95-3 today, bringing the all the original N95's goodness back for a second round with a few key changes. Most notably, of course, is the presence of HSDPA on the 850 and 1900MHz bands, but other modifications include a higher-capacity battery, recessed camera lens (sans protective shutter this time around), twice the RAM, and availability in black and "dark sand" (for the rear only -- the front's always silver). Grab it starting today in Nokia's flagship stores in New York and Chicago for $699.

 Source: Engadged.com®

By tradition Nokia N95 Deep Plum consider as a mobile phone, however cellular communication is only one of its many functions. Nokia N95 allows to look through the Internet-page by means of the built in browser which can show both the reduced images of sites, and their content in convenient for reading or viewing a kind. 5-megapixel camera Nokia N95 enables to receive pictures of professional quality, and also to write down and look through videoclips, on quality not conceding DVD. Smartfon is equipped by a FM-radio receiver and MP3-player, and its system GPS will help to visit any point of the world? Not leaving the house, and also will allow to plan a route of any trip or a campaign and will not allow to lose the way in unfamiliar district.

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