How Nokia N78 beats Sony Ericsson G900

If you look closely at the features of the Nokia N78 and the Sony Ericsson G900, you will find that both phones are close competitors. Both were released in February 2008 and are packed with amazing features. In some cases, you feel that Sony Ericsson G900 outperforms Nokia N78. But in one field in particular, the phone takes a lot of points and beats the G900.

Let’s find out how Nokia N78 beats G900 and see how these phones compete against each other. Nokia N78 is an N series phone and as always, Nokia has packed some brilliant features into the phone. And Sony is not far behind either. They have put some other great features in their G900 phone to beat the Nokia N78. In fact, it outperforms the Nokia N78 in areas like the camera and media player. But after all, Nokia kicked the last goal and won the match.

Let us first discuss the features of the Nokia N78 and see what a wonderful phone it is. Nokia N78 is a quad band phone for GSM networks like GSM 850/900/1800/1900 and 3G HSDPA 2100/900 networks. The phone has a 2.4 TFT color screen with a resolution of 240X 320 pixels and can support 16 million colors. It has stereo speakers, unlimited phonebook access, 70 MB internal memory, card slot to increase memory, 96 MB SDRAM memory, ARM 11 369 Mhz processor.

N78 has a built-in hands-free speakerphone to share music with your friends and family. The FM stereo is great for live music and has a powerful FM transmitter and internet radio. The media player is capable of playing almost all types of files like Mp3, Mp4 and others. The Music function is linked to FP2 technology. The camera is 3.15 MP and is made with Carl Zeiss optics.

Now let’s see what the G900 has in its kitty. The tri-band phone with 3G UMTS has some great features. The weight of the phone is 99 g. It has a 2.4-inch TFT touch screen, card slot and 160MB internal memory, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g, Symbian operating system, UIQ platform, 5 MP camera with autofocus, flash image stabilizer, video camera and video call. secondary. It also has FM radio with RDS, powerful media player, handwriting recognition, StickyNotes and then TrackID system, business card scanner, blogs, document viewer and many other things.

All these features in one place or another surpass N78. But Nokia N78 wins with features like Internet radio and GPS. This is where Sony loses the game at the last moment; otherwise it might have been a better phone than the Nokia N78.