When the N series lineup was announced in April 2005, Nokia had introduced three mobile phones as the first wave of smart phones with features that were way ahead of their contemporaries. The three mobile phones were Nokia N70, Nokia N90 and Nokia N91. Among them the first two were imaging solutions while the Nokia N91 was a music solution. Nokia N91 was planned to be the first handset world-over with a hard disk on board. At a time when people were talking about megabytes, the Nokia N91 was able to provide users with options of massive 4 and 8 GB space to carry their music files along with them.

Even today, there are only a few handset in the market that offers as much as the Nokia N91 does. No doubt, the old war horse of N Series are still selling like hot cakes. The device comes in a sleek silver casing with sliding upper lid concept. The top half of the sliding section sports the music control pad while its navigation and numeric keys are revealed once you slide it open. The handset is fitted with a large TFT based screen that can produce more than 262k vibrant and accurate colours. Back of the handset houses its 2.0 mega pixel camera module. The Nokia N91 is available in Light Blue Chrome, Dark Gray Chrome and a completely Black solution.

Massive internal memory pool of the handset is just the beginning of its advantage as a mobile music device. This S60 platform based Symbian smart phone features one of the best media player available today. It is compatible with all popular audio and video formats and plays them with impeccable clarity. The Nokia N91 offers multiple ways of enjoying your music – on the built in speakers, standard headsets that are shipped with the kit, wireless Blue tooth stereo headsets or any of your preferred headphones on its 3.5 mm audio jack. Download media or any other files locally through USB and Bluetooth or from the Internet through WiFi, 3G or GPRS/EDGE is fast, easy and painless.