N9 Nokia Cep Telefonu Fiyatları

Nokia N9 Cep Telefonu

Nokia’s latest touchscreen QWERTY monster – variously known as the N9 or as part of the company’s business-centric Eseries – has shown up in the wild, with Negri Electronics flaunting a hands-on demo with a prototype unit. Labelled as the C0-00, the smartphone has a similar profile to the N8 but of course accommodates that hardware keyboard and a lower-resolution, 8-megapixel camera.

Video demo after the cut

That means you still get an HDMI output, for hooking up the N9 to an HDTV, and we’re guessing 720p HD video recording too. According to Negri Electronics there’s support for ATvT’s 850/1900 3G bands as well, likely because the N9 will have quadband WCDMA like the N8 does.

What we’re a little confused by is the apparent Symbian^3 OS, which Nokia has confirmed won’t be showing up on Nseries devices beyond the N8. That could suggest that what’s being called the N9 is, in fact, a high-end Eseries device. [Update: it's been suggested that this could be a more directly-connected N8 variant.

We have just been treated to several live shots of what seems to be the yet unannounced Nokia N9. The Symbian^3-powered smartphone with a tilting slide-out QWERTY keyboard packs an 8 megapixel autofocus camera and it has already been leaked once before.

Unfortunately, the Nokia N9 doesn’t share the xenon flash of its N8 sibling, but goes for a modest dual-LED unit instead. There is also no confirmation yet if the N9 can do HD video.

Nokia N9

While the source is unable to provide any further specs about what seems to be the Nokia new smartphone flagship, it seems that Wi-Fi, GPS and 3G with HSDPA are pretty safe bets. A 3.5” screen with a resolution of 360 x 640 pixels is also pretty much certain.

The guys who posted the photos of the prototype, promise to review it thoroughly in the following days so we should learn more about the device soon.

This leak is somewhat surprising, given that Nokia made an official statement that the N8 will be the last Symbian-running member of the Nseries. We guess that there is still a good chance that the prototype will not go by N9 but will join the Eseries instead.