Always wanted to know how the Nokia N95 8GB was made? Well wait no longer because below we have an exclusive video that you will all love very much. The video below shows the Nokia N95 8GB in its final stages of production which is at the Nokia manufacturing facility in Finland.
We all know that this mobile phone is well equipped but how the hell do they make it is what we have always wanted to know, there is no sign of robots but there is sign of people sitting down and hand making these Nokia Phones, so it seems more hands on work from the Nokia team then when making them.
After watching the video below I sat back and thought to myself “How bloody boring” because to build these Nokia N95 8GB phones seems like a long boring process but who cares as long as we get a decent product in our hands.
The phones are expected to hit Vodafone’s shelves pretty soon. You still reading go and watch the video below -
Nokia N95 8GB hands on review
Interesting insight into whats inside the Nokia factory. Would have been good to see to see some of the earlier stages as well but there is clearly as reasonable amount of testing prior to being shipped with Nokia products.
Interesting video - I’d definitely rather get one assembled by the first chick over that second one who seemed to be whizzing through too quickly. Would be awesome to see a “How It’s Made” on these phones showing the parts leading up to this video.
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Service Compatibility | UnLocked
Style | Slider
Screen | Single Screen
Key Entry | Standard Phone Keypad
Camera | 5 to 5.9 Megapixel
GSM | 4 Band
Internet | Capable with this phone
WiFi | Capable with this phone
Bluetooth | Capable with this phone
Approximate Hours Talk per charge | 3
Approximate Hours Standby per charge | 220
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To be honest, after watching teh video it kind of cheapens the phone. Just to see circuit boards, a screen and plastic fascias stuck together makes you wonder how much it costs the company to manufacture. Great phone though.