I prefer the original n-gage over this one
Stereo sound, Mp3 player, recording from radio to aac, stereo input jact to record from your cd-player, ok awkward talking position, but who cares?

That was my first smartphone. The funny thing today is that people buy their first smartphones and tell me 'Hey I can do this, Hey I can do that, Hey my iphone multitasks' and I am 'Hey my n-gage could do all that back in 2004'

p.s. I've got 1.700.000 points on the (gameboy) Tetris DX on that phone

Still I think the N900 passed it (marginally)

Indeed they have a big thing in common. They really aren't very good phones. But they are excellent devices.

The best cameraphone I owned for it's time: Sharp GX30
Most impressive phone (to show off) for it's time: philips genie (voice recognition, lithium battery pre y2k)
Best battery ever: T39
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