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Image Gallery: Nokia N82 S60 multimedia computer

By · June 3, 2008, 5:33 PM PST

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  • Nokia N82 retail box

    The Nokia N82 continues to extend the line of Nseries devices with another innovation, the Xenon flash. The N82 has all the latest wireless connectivity options, with the exception of the North American 3G networks. The 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics takes very good photos and 30 fps video. The N82 is available now in the U.S. from the Nokia site as an unlocked device for US$564.

  • Here is the N82

    Opening the top flap reveals the N82 on the first level of the retail packaging.

  • Look at all those Nseries devices

    Can you name all of these Nseries devices currently in my collection?

  • Battery, N82, and headset

    After lifting up the Nokia promotional photo you can see some of the included pieces secured in plastic.

  • N82 1050 mAh battery

    The Nokia N82 has a decent capacity battery and with the EDGE connectivity it has been getting me through two days with no problem.

  • Bottom part of the retail box

    A very compact A/C adapter, TV out cable, microUSB to USB cable, and manuals are included in the retail package.

  • Small A/C adapter

    This is the smallest A/C adapter I have seen for a Nseries device and I hope this is the trend for the future.

  • Front of the Nokia N82

    The device has a glossy black finish, but doesn't really seem to collect fingerprints.

  • Nokia N82 keypad

    The keypad appears quite small at first, but after an hour or two of usage it is easy to use and works well.

  • N82 hardware buttons

    There are a few buttons above the keypad so you can easily navigate and use the device with a single hand.

  • Close up of the keys

    The keys are well spaced and have decent tactile feedback.

  • Front facing camera and light sensor

    You can take a self portrait with the front facing camera, but you cannot use it to make video calls like you can in Europe. The light sensor automatically adjusts the display brightness.

  • Left side of the N82

    The microUSB port, microSD card slot with cover, and charging port are found along the left side of the device.

  • Bottom of the N82

    The only item on the bottom of the N82 is the microphone opening.

  • Right side of the N82

    The stereo speakers, volume control buttons, gallery, and camera buttons are found along the right side of the N82.

  • Top of the N82

    There is a lanyard loop, 3.5mm headset jack, and power button along the top of the N82.

  • Back of the N82

    The 5 megapixel camera (with Carl Zeiss optics) and Xenon flash are located in the upper part of the back with the battery cover along the bottom 2/3 of the device.

  • Camera with shutter closed

    I was pleased to see the return of the physical shutter on the N82 since it helps protect the lens from scratches and dirt.

  • Camera lens with open shutter

    When you slide the shutter open, the camera application launches so you can take photos right away.

  • microSD card slot

    The microSD card slot is accessible externally and has a very nice and durable cover that protects it from falling out.

  • Nokia N82 battery

    The battery has a decent 1050 mAh rating and is easily accessible behind the back of the N82.

  • SIM card slot

    The SIM card slot is located beneath the battery.

  • N81 8GB adjacent to the N82

    In closed mode, the N82 is longer than the N81 8GB. As you can see they appear similar in design and appearance.

  • N81 8GB open next to N82

    When you slide open the N81 8GB it is much longer than the N82. I like the slider design since it hides and protects the keypad.

  • Keypad comparisons

    The N81 8GB has a flush keypad while the N82 has raised keys.

  • Night photo with N95-3

    This photo was taken with the N95 North American version with the flash and red-eye on.

  • Night photo with Nokia N82

    As you can see the N82 with Xenon flash takes a better photo with the same settings as the N95.

  • N82 standby screen

    You can see the Share on Ovi notifications on the bottom of the standby screen.

  • "Tiles" menus

    The "Tiles" let you quickly access lots of different data and media content with a single press of the front right button.

  • Surfing with Opera Mini 4.1

    While Opera Mini 4.1 is only a Java application, it works almost like a native application and is my favorite way to browse.

  • Share Online application

    You can quickly share/upload your photos to multiple sites with the Share Online application.

  • Search options

    You can search online or search through various areas of your N82 that is launched right from your standby screen.

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Nokia N82 retail box

The Nokia N82 continues to extend the line of Nseries devices with another innovation, the Xenon flash. The N82 has all the latest wireless connectivity options, with the exception of the North American 3G networks. The 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics takes very good photos and 30 fps video. The N82 is available now in the U.S. from the Nokia site as an unlocked device for US$564.
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