Nokia unveiled the Nseries in 2005 with three devices – the N70, N90 and the star of today’s article, the Nokia N91.

The announcement came in early 2005, but DRM issues pushed the release back to 2006. Still, this was a hotly-anticipated phone, winning the “Most Innovative” award from the Mobile News Awards.

It was worth the wait too, the N91 was widely considered to have the best audio quality of any phone.

It sported a 3.5mm headphone jack, making it compatible with the best headphones on the market. Nokia recommended several Sennheiser, JBL, Harman Kardon and Bose headsets in its press release.

The Finns positioned this as a challenger to Apple’s iPod. Music controls were built into the front of the phone, sliding away to reveal the standard keypad. Also, there was wide support for audio formats, an 8-band equalizer, stereo widening and other features.

You could transfer music files to the Nokia N91 from your PC using a USB 2.0 cable. You could source music from burgeoning online stores like Yahoo! Music too. Nokia also made a Podcasting app, which allowed you to download podcasts directly on the phone.....


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Yea,xpressmusic indomie generation will nt understand Sony phones had good sound as well

Soulsymbol99:
Yea,xpressmusic indomie generation will nt understand Sony phones had good sound as well

Xpressmusic and sony ericsson phones were good for music those years.

Kai, old things pass away. Phone technology has come a long way since then. My 2008 phone feels like a still-useable dinosaur compared to its modern peers. I’m a use-it-till-you-can’t-anymore guy, as such I have old tech sharing my desk-space with modern ones.

Soulsymbol99:
Yea,xpressmusic indomie generation will nt understand Sony phones had good sound as well

peeps4u:


Xpressmusic and sony ericsson phones were good for music those years.

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Soulsymbol99:
Yea,xpressmusic indomie generation will nt understand Sony phones had good sound as well

Oh my

peeps4u:


Xpressmusic and sony ericsson phones were good for music those years.

Motorola razor was the best when it comes to sound then

Kyase:

Motorola razor was the best when it comes to sound then

nahhh nokia was, Motorola razor was known for it slim design

bmdmixer:
nahhh nokia was, Motorola razor was known for it slim design

Yeah that was what attracts attention to it, but what people seems to neglect was the sound too...

Kyase:

Yeah that was what attracts attention to it, but what people seems to neglect was the sound too...

didn't like motorola den still dont now

Sony Ericsson was better in sound sha. I had it and knew the attention it commanded.

XpressMusic was dope.. The Symbian version o... The Java was a virus nest i missed The old times Nokia sha

bmdmixer:
didn't like motorola den still dont now

Had problem with the space allocation, just 27mb oo

Xpress music was the flattest phone of it's time, that phone endeared me to lil Wayne's music with make it rain the sound was Good.

Xpressmusic and Sony
But this moderf*cker right here nearly killed me

Kyase:

Had problem with the space allocation, just 27mb oo

lol too low

bmdmixer:
lol too low

I'm telling you, you will be managing songs and it doesn't support SD card.

I used my then motorola razor to browse for free using opera beta cheats.

Timileyin1234:
Xpressmusic and Sony But this moderf*cker right here nearly killed me

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