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The Nokia N93 is one of three new Nseries phones announced today (the other two being the N72 and N73 multimedia phones). It is a series 60 triband (900/1800/1900) with 3G and WLAN / wi-fi support.

Nokia released the really big game on the phone. The camera that I would call piety with the ability to take 3.2 megapixel (2048×1536 resolution) photos and record video at an impressive 30 frames per second. The N93 also sports 3x optical zoom, one of the first examples that we found on a Nokia phone, and image stabilization. It’s certainly gratifying to see that camera phones these days are beginning to be comparable to digital cameras.

Here is the biggest draw of the N93. A hinge that allows the screen to rotate to one side, allowing you to watch videos in landscape mode without having to make the odd rotation of the Nokia 6260. I should add that domestic support 262k colour screen with a resolution of 320×240 (2.4 inches diagonal). For the external display, Nokia has opted for a small, elegant color screen, which I think is a tremendous asset.

Meanwhile, another huh? Feature on the Nokia N93 is the possibility to connect the phone directly to a TV. Apparently, you can play games (huh?), Use office applications, and on the compatibility of televisions, and so on. No word on how it works. The screen on the N93.

As for the expandable memory, the phone uses N93 miniSD up to 2 gigabytes. Nokia says that it will hold 90 minutes of video DVD-quality/30 fps.

While Nokia has not released any kind of size information on the N93, from photographs, it looks like the size of the N90 - with a couple more curves.

The Nokia N93 phone retail for 550 euros, or $ 680 USD. Not as expensive as the N90, but still far enough out of reach. Note that this is the retail price before the phone subsidies or rebates.

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