Nokia N900 vs Nokia N97 Mini : Size Comparison Pictures

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by Clinton Jeff | on February 21st, 2010 | 13 comments

Just to give you a better idea of the overall size of the Nokia N900, here are a couple Size Comparison Images versus the Nokia N97 Mini.

Here we go !

Front View (Slide Closed):

As you can see, the N97 Mini is quite a bit smaller than the N900. Both have front facing cameras, a earpiece and a light sensor at the top. Both also have a proximity sensor here to shut off the Resistive Touchscreen as you place it near your ear.

The N900 has a huge 3.5? screen. The N97 Mini has a 3.2″ screen though.

At the bottom, The N97 Mini has its Green and Red calling keys, and the new Nseries Slanted Menu button. While the N900’s front consists mainly of it’s Touchscreen.

Front View (Slide Open):

The N97 Mini slides open to reveal a full Qwerty Keyboard, which also props up the 3.2″ Touchscreen to a roughly 30 degree angle for better viewing.

The N900 also slides open (but not at any angle).

Worth noting is that the N97 Mini and N900 share the same key arrangement on their keyboards.

Back View :

Both the N97 Mini and the N900 have a 5 Megapixel Carl Zeiss lens at the back, with Dual LED Flash. The N900 though, also has a sliding lens protector.

Left View :

The N900 keeps it minimal with ports on this side. It has a stylus hidden in the extreme right side though.

The N97 Mini has it’s stereo Loudspeakers at either end, it’s MicroUSB port (which is also used to charge the device) and it’s sliding screenlock switch.

Top View :

The N97 Mini has it’s power button, and 3.5mm Audio Jack here. The N900 has it’s MicroUSB port (which is also used to charge the device), and one of it’s Stereo Speakers.

Right View :

Both devices have their dedicated camera button here, along with their zoom in/out (doubles as volume increase/decrease) keys. The N900 also has it’s power button here, along with it’s Infra-Red port.

Bottom View:

The N97 Mini keeps it simple with no ports here. Just a tiny slot for it’s microphone.

The N900 has it’s 3.5mm Standard Audio Jack here, along with it’s sliding screenlock switch and the other Stereo Loudspeaker.

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Were you considering an N900 or N97 Mini ? Have any questions about the differences between either device ? Let us know in the comments y’all !

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Comments (13)

Rachel Wednesday - 14 / 04 / 2010 Reply
Is there a huge difference between the keypads for texting i.e. with space being provided between the keys for the N97 Mini, while the buttons are quite close together for the N900? Is it more difficult to text with this? Also I notice that there is no option to text with a virtual keypad on the N900 unlike with the N97 mini. I know this is not essential but its nice to have the choice :) One last thing there is no MMS on the N900!!! WHY!? Thats just silly :P
- Zeshan_un_nabi Friday - 19 / 11 / 2010 Reply
  This is option to text via virtual N900 Keyborad, Just make it sure that your physical key board is not opened and virtual key board option is selected in the software configuration.
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