A lot has been said about the convergence of personal computing with mobile computing. Traces of this theory is visible in the latest smart phones and PDA that gives their users, a wide array of functions and services. Global leader Nokia's line up of multimedia computing devices – the N Series, is seen as a major contributor to the fast paced technological advancement of mobile computing. The last N series model – the Nokia N95 has raised quite a few eyebrows with its massive 5.0 megapixel camera and one of the longest feature list ever assembled in a mobile phone.



Even before the mobile users came in terms with the immense possibilities of the Nokia N95, the Finnish giant have developed another marvel, another step towards the union of the mobile and personal computing. Yet to be officially launched, Nokia N97 sounds more like a pleasant dream. One can assume that if it is next in line of the brilliant N95, there is very little likelihood of 'downgrade' of features. Unlike the N95, the Nokia N97's media keys are below the screen and has a conventional one way sliding action. The large 3-inch TFT-LCD touchscreen display covers most of the phone in closed position.

Primary camera module of this dual camera phone is 5.0 mega pixel with 20x digital zoom. Keeping in view the camera Nokia had incorporated with the N95, the one in the latest Nokia N97 will surely be at par. Video recording is supported without any cap on duration. Using its imaging skills not as silent pictures but as a camcorder is very likely. The Nokia N97 has a colossal internal memory of 20 GB. With such a massive space on hand, the external memory card slot of the Nokia N97 is unlikely to be ever used. The smartphone's use as a music device is but obvious. Huge memory, dedicated music keys, built in stereo speakers – the Nokia N97 has it all. All other high end mobile will surely look puny as compared to this amazing gizmo-wonder.