I’m a little curious that one of the most anticipated mobile phone from Nokia this year didn’t have a big splash of a release. I’m talking about the Nokia N96. It’s apparently out in stores since last week.
Announced in February, the Nokia N96 has a 2.8 inch display, 3G/HSDPA,  16GB internal memory, 8GB expanded memory via microSD, 128MB RAM, 256MB storage memory, an accelerometer, Dual ARM 9 264 MHz CPU, WiFi 802.11 b/g, 5 MP camera with Carl Zeiss optics, GPS, TV-out and FM tuner.
The price varies from store to store but suggested retail price on Nokia Stores is Php40,800 while other phone shops (i.e. Mega Exchange) are selling it at Php36,900.
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SADATEMITAYO says:
I WANT TO BUY N96 AND C1 PRODUCT, I WANT TO THERE PR5ICE LIST.
Louie says:
My dad owns this one… minimal add-ons from my Nokia N95 8gb. what do you get…16gb of internal memory + memory card slot supp. 16gb. a total of 32… mobile tv… but the battery is the same with Nokia N95. battery drains easily… and it is wider than my N95 8gig… good for BIGGG HANDS^^
ELLIS says:
N86 is better and sturdy wih its metalic structure and display. less the tv which tweeks depending on signal
Jerica says:
Gosh!!! I like it.. but it’s too expensive.. I’ll wait for next year I’m sure the price will depreciate…hehehe…
rj says:
ang mahal nmn nyan……
dark says:
boooooh that phone sucks is that the best you can have my phone better than that touch screen and no keyboard like iphone maybe they dont even know the g1 phone hahaha u all sucks good luck to that phone hahahahahah bossssssssssssst
jex says:
hi!
I’m selling brand new nokia N96 for 30k..click this link and send me a personal message…iphone 3G 16GB is also available @ 35k…prices are negotiable..thanks!=)
http://fashionarea.multiply.com/photos/album/30/NOKIA_N96_AVAILABLE_ONLY_30K–negotiable
ZJ says:
God, Nokia keeps upgrading phones when you’ve bought their “NEW” Models.
I Just got a N95 a couple of weeks age and then a new line comes up. *sigh*
spawn_0208 says:
i have been waiting this phone since it was announced last feb… right now, i’m still using my N92… just wanna ask if DVB-H of n96 is much better than n92.. how true that n96 aside from mobile tv set by network, can also access local channels like china phones?
goosebumps says:
i got my Omnia 8 GB for only 28,200 brand new at Ebuystore
Abe Olandres says:
@McRye – Php34k for the 8GB Samsung Omnia and Php36k for the 16GB version.
Pogi says:
The price is not worth it to buy. features may have been the same with previous s60 3d editions.
I can say that the designs of this phone is really not good. I tel you, if you use this phone on public, they wouldnt know that your phone has a price of 40,000.
Currently, n95 has the best design with almost comparable features with this.
McRye says:
How much is Omnia right now?
paul says:
same here. i never buy newly-released phones anymore. i usually wait 6 months to a year. by that time, their prices should have lowered and firmwares would be more stable.
otoymreyes says:
just wait for 4 to 5 months and bang! heheh
jeromea says:
been using the N96 and I must say i still like it better than the iphone and the samsung omnia primarily because of the presence of a keypad. iphone’s cool but not quite easy to use on a regular basis. the omnia looks nice but the windows mobile os is not very responsive even if samsung made it look prettier
Yvon Thea says:
Wait til next year and this phone would be like P15,000.00 na lang or less. Nokia phones depreciate faster than Ericsson phones.
vance says:
Prices will drop soon, and you’ll find this phone in Greenhills for less than 40K as well. depend on the shop your buying it from. usually it will be priced higher on commercial malls due to high space rental.
Abe Olandres says:
@Jim – the Nokia Care warranty I guess?
Jim says:
Now, why the price difference? (one from Finland, the other one from China????)
Webmaster says:
I will put this on my christmas wish list,
I wonder which is better a HTC Touch/Diamond over N96
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jhay says:
I knew this would break my bank. But this is a good iPhone alternative.
Lucien Dominick G. Tiojanco says:
Wow! That’s almost as expensive as Samsung OMNIA which is waayyy better.
I’m waiting for either Globe or Smart to announce the local release of HTC G1 though. T-Mobile just announced the release date for their part of the world.