#Better nokia music player series#

And that means you don’t have to spend precious time, unlocking the device, fiddling through the menu just to enjoy music. And the other unique addition here is the sliding keypad cover that houses buttons to not only launch the music app but also to control it. On the front, is a solid 5 way navigational joy stick along with the dedicated call buttons.

On the right side, it has a volume rocker, extra large speaker and a mini USB port to transfer files! On its right is a dedicated menu button and a button to release the back cover. At the bottom, it has the mini pin charging hole and microphone. The top of the device houses the power button, a dedicated button to lock and unlock the device, a 3.5mm head jack with an addition connection for the remote. The 2MP was impressive with good details and color reproduction A 2MP rear camera which lacks auto focus and flash adorns it back.

#Better nokia music player series#

It runs on Symbian 9.1, series 60 UI and powering it is a dual CPU setup at 220MHz and a modest 64MB RAM. It houses a 2.1 inch TFT display with 256K colors which was as advance as it gets at that time. The N91 was considered heavy at its time, weighing a cool 164g.

Nokia doubled down their efforts with the N91 to create an all in one device and in that process created one of the most iconic N series. Seemingly endless photo storage and music option, nearly 17 years back. The gigabyte storage option opens a new possibility. While it wasn’t the first manufacturer to do that (that goes to Samsung), it was certainly the first for a Nokia device and the more popular one. So, what makes the Nokia N91 unique? The mechanical hard drive! While we are spoiled by terabyte storage and RAM options more powerful than an average computer these days, this humble journey began with a shrunken mechanical hard drive to fit the compact N91’s body.