The Nokia N90 is still a very capable camera phone
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Last week I posted a bit of news on the now shipping Nokia N93 and stated that I may be on the hunt for this multimedia powerhouse. My enthusiasm was quenched a bit after reading the All About Symbian Nokia N90 vs N93 comparison that detailed a couple of specifications and features I was unaware of in the N93.
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The Nokia N93 does take video at 30fps compared to 15fps, it does have integrated WiFi, the camera was improved to 3.2 megapixels along with 3x optical zoom, and I like the new use of the more standard miniSD expansion card format. If photo and video quality is very important to you then it does look like the N93 is the preferred choice, but if you want something a bit smaller with flexible photo shooting modes that is available now for a couple hundred dollars less then the Nokia N90 is still a great choice. I've been using the N90 a lot lately to take photos and video of my family's boating fun and I love the camera performance of the device.