The rumoured Nokia N93i is finally officially announced. This phone focuses mainly on high quality video capturing capabilities. It captures video qualities that are equivalent to DVD quality. The MPEG-4 VGA adapter captures at rates of 30f.p.m. along with stereo audio. An amazing 3.2 megapixel camera captures pictures of resolutions up to 2048 x 1536 pixels and has a 3x optical zoom. It supports a 2.4" display that supports 16mn colors. An interesting video and photo blog called Vox is provided in the N93i so that you can easily share your videos with near and dear ones. If you find your videos too ordinary, check out the Adobe Premiere Elements 3.0 software herein and spice up your precious moments with cool editing capabilities.

The phone comes with a 1GB miniSD card for storage. This can help in storing lengthy and high quality videos and scores of photographs. The phone rides the GSM 900/1800/1900MHz networks and supports GPRS and EDGE connectivity. Being a Series 60 phone, those who own the N93i are in for a treat of supporting applications spread across the WAP world. Other entertainment specs include MP3 support, FM radio with stereo output, video streaming and podcasts. The phone comes with connectivity to Bluetooth v2.0, USB2.0, WLAN (802.11 b/g) and UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) and also TV-out support. The N93i will start shipping in the first quarter of 2007 according to the company and may cost around $780 (600 euros).