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If you are looking to buy a mobile high-end Christmas look no further than Nokia's Nseries, you go for the fabulous Nokia N85 or its big brother, the super-power, incredible Nokia N96, you're on a winner!

The ancestors of the Nseries - Nokia mobile phones to the world

When Nseries mobile phones first hit the shelves, everyone basically went, 'Ooh, how nice! " From the earliest days, it was clear this new breed of mobile phones was something new, combining the elegant air with incredible (for its time, anyway) power. They have become the ultimate multimedia mobile phones, and people flocked to in droves. Over time, Nokia expanded the range, adding more features and cool stuff, until today, they are considered some of the best phones in the world.

This view is unlikely to change with the release of two new Nokia Nseries mobile phones: the Nokia N85 superb, and the frankly awesome Nokia N96.

Videodrome - Nokia N96

All Nokia Nseries mobile phones had a killer gimmick, one thing he has been known for. The N91 was the first with a built-in hard drive. The Nokia N95 is the first mobile with a 5 megapixel camera. Finally, the Nokia N96 has not one but two killer tricks. Before turning to them, however, let's take a look at other features of this king is called mobile phones. Like its predecessor, the N95, the Nokia N96 includes a 5 megapixel camera, GPS and a high-speed Internet access. What she brings to the party, however, are two things that are new to Nokia mobile phones. Firstly, the Nokia N96 has an internal memory of 16 GB, never seen on any of their previous mobile phones. Then the focus is great: the video. The Nokia N96 is essentially a portable cinema in your hand, and a mobile TV because it comes with BBC iPlayer, making the Nokia N96 the first mobile phone in history that lets you publish and download videos from iPlayer, straight out of the box.

Nokia N85 - a wolf in sheepskin?

The Nokia N96 is truly one of the most powerful mobile phones on the planet ... but some say that his little brother, the Nokia N85 is even better. To be fair, this idea has some merit, because there is not a huge list of differences between the two mobile phones. The Nokia N85 has no TV or DVB-H mobile iPlayer, and the internal memory is down from 16 GB to 74MB. But we will analyze things. Firstly, the lack of DVB-H on the Nokia N96 is not a big problem, since this standard is not supported in Europe yet. As for the lack of iPlayer, the version for mobile phones is downloadable for free (or soon will be), it does not come preinstalled on the Nokia N85 is only a TINY hindrance. And while the N96 has a bigger screen, one on the Nokia N85 is far superior, because it is an OLED screen, making it brighter, more colorful and better throughout. Moreover, it seems very likely that the Nokia N85 will be the cheaper of the two widely mobile phones , so by that logic, you can not really lose if you opt for the Nokia N85!