Nokia N90

85% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Extensive extra functions ; Good screen

Can be sluggish to use ; Colours can seem insubstantial

As much a camera as a phone, the N90 benefits from decent photo capture, two screens and an unmatched ability to edit and share what you shoot. But it's a big beast of a device

It feels luxurious in the hand and the two amazing screens rival the Sharp’s similarly spectacular display

There is a lot to like about the N90. It is a nicely designed if large mobile phone, and the relatively big main screen makes using it for Web browsing, streaming, video calling or anything else visual a more rewarding than usual experience. The swivel...

The second mode supposes working with the internal screen, the picture quality is much higher, it's more comfortable to use. Unfold the upper part of the clamshell and turn the screen. It may be either at right angles to the body or a bit slanting like...

The camera though doesn't take the whole of the module, here is also a loudspeaker. Due to its top end disposition the volume is a bit higher than in the previous models

2.0 Megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics and autofocus, external screen, distinctive design, crisp internal screen with high resolution, display light sensor

Size and weight, small displays, lack of regular headphone jack, poor external speaker, extremely slow interface, no vibration, poor sound quality for MP3's, slow loading times at start-up, expensive

The N90 is certainly an excellent camera phone but its size and weight and extremely slow interface, amongst other issues, leave a lot to be desired. At this inflated price, we expect much better.

Sony Ericsson has more authentic color rendition. The pictures of Nokia are slightly under-exposed in comparison to Sony Ericsson ones, this is well shown in the first picture. The sharpness is comparable