The Nokia N97, is Nokia’s brand spankin’ new flagship mobile phone. It comes complete with a 640 x 360 pixel screen, a touchscreen that won’t “get touched” sitting in your pocket, and even a flip open QWERTY keyboard. All this is slammed into a 3.5 inch package.

With this, the “world’s most advanced mobile computer,” according to Nokia, you have an “always open” feature that keeps your favorite things, such as the internet right at your fingers. With that, the features are only beginning. There is HSDPA (High-Speed Downlink Packet Access), which is essentially 3G, for those familiar with the iPhone, WiFi, Bluetooth, A-GPS (Assisted GPS), which is basically an enhanced form of GPS, which gives better reception in places where stand alone GPS units will fail, such as when being surrounded by tall buildings. There is even a headphone jack, 32 GB of onboard memory, with a miniSD expansion slot that can extend the memory up to 48 GB, and a battery that can play audio for one and a half straight days before running out.

nokia-n97That’s not all. There’s also an extremely good 5 megapixel camera that can take video at near DVD quality at 30 fps. With the maximum fps a human can see being 60, it’s amazing to get half of that with just a phone, but the Nokia N97 isn’t just a mobile phone, it might just well be what Nokia has been saying about it, the “world’s most advanced mobile computer.”