An impressive facet of the Optus Nokia N95i 3G Mobile Phone is the size, it is much thinner than its ‘brothers’ of the Nokia family. Yet, it has the qualities of the modern cellphone, without sacrificing screen space or other crucial elements.

No longer unique, but it could be said that they (Nokia) were among the pioneers, I am speaking of the dual-slider. Optus Nokia N95i 3G Mobile Phone owner would simply slide screen to show a well-crafted keypad. If it’s slid the opposite way, one would see four control keys for the multi-media of the Optus Nokia N95i 3G Mobile Phone- namely, stop, backward, forward and play/pause.

The main features/specifications of the Optus Nokia N95i 3G Mobile Phone: 5MP with Zeiss optics, built-in GPS, email- MMS and SMS, video recording capabilities, two-way slide, 8GB internal memory, WLAN/HSDPA web browsing, music player – MP3, M4A, eAAC+ ,WMA.

Let us go further, the size is 99 x 53 x 19.21mm, weighs 120g, and on its media player, here goes, be prepared for a long enumeration of all those letters. Media player: True tones, WAV, AAC, AAC+, MP3, MP4, eAAC, eAAC+, M4A, WMA, IDI Tones (poly 64). Optus Nokia N95i 3G Mobile Phone’s connectivity is on: WLAN, Bluetooth, Infared, and mini-USB. Talk time would be approximately five hours, the battery could go on standby for 11.6 days.

Vis-a-vis the large range of softwares accessible from the Net, the Optus Nokia N95i 3G Mobile Phone user could connect to the Instant Messaging account, that or study his expenses.

Speaking of Optus and mobiles at the same time, are you familiar with the “Push to talk” feature? This is that feature on the newer mobiles, enabling the user to converse with groups, akin to the walkie-talkie, just by pressing a button on the unit. Talk about multi-tasking (the conversations) via a single task (the pressing).