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Nokia N-Gage
Nokia Product Shot
On October 7, 2003 Nokia released it's first gaming system known as the Nokia N-Gage at a price point of $299.99 USD. The systems boasts a full load of wares including wireless gaming over the Bluetooth wireless network, cellular phone function (must be activated through carrier; currently only T Mobile and Cingular), a digital music player and FM tuner. The games will be sold in stores on cards and boast 3D graphics and stereo quality sound. So far, Sega, Eidos, Taito, Activision, UbiSoft and THQ are on board as publishers for the N-Gage. The wireless network will support up to 8 players per game (if the game supports it). Games available at launch were Tomb Raider, Pandemonium, Puyo Pop, Bubble Bobble, Sonic N, and Tony Hawk. Games are ranging anywhere from $29.99-39.99 USD. For the $299.99 USD price tag the system will allegedly come with: system, battery, charger, cable kit (USB and audio), headset, instructions, drivers CD Rom and other literature.
Download tips, cheats, and games. Upload scores, screenshots. Global rankings for players through N-Gage community.
- 176x208 backlighted color screen
- 4,096 colors (not sure if this is possible colors or displayable colors) 12-bit
- Up to 25 FPS depending on game
- ARM-9 Processor (comparable to 64-bit games)
- 3.4 MB user memory on device
- 4.83 oz
- 5.23" long x 2.74" wide x .77" thick
- GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz
- Talk Time: up to
4 Hours
Standby Time: up to 10 days
Game Play Time: up to 6 hours
Music Play Time: up to 8 hours
Radio Play Time: up to 20 hours
- Series 60 platform and Symbian OS
- Bluetooth Wireless
- 8-way D Pad
- Messaging, email, XHTML & Java capable.
- Triple Band GSM phone, GPRS
- Digital Music player (AAC/MP3) with audio manager, swappable memory cards
- FM Tuner (with presets)
- Connects to PDA or USB for file sharing
- Multitasking
- Records videos
- Speaker phone
- MMS
- Voice Dialing
- Use MP3's as ringtones.
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Bottom of the Nokia N-Gage where the headset goes |
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Top of the Nokia N-Gage showing the speaker. The microphone is embedded in the side |
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Left side of the Nokia N-Gage. Power Input, Computer Connection Input |
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Right side of the Nokia N-Gage showing the Power Button |
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Back of the Nokia N-Gage (please note that the back cover is removed and the parts are NOT normally exposed to the elements)
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Nokia N-Gage Power Adapter |
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Nokia N-Gage Battery |
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Nokia N-Gage to PC Connection cable |
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Nokia N-Gage Earphones |
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Back of the Nokia N-Gage neoprene sleeve |
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Front of the Nokia N-Gage neoprene sleeve |
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T Mobile Access card. Must be present in the N-Gage to play. |
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Complete Nokia N-Gage Game: Game, Box, Instructions |
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Inside of the N-Gage Packaging |
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The clear piece shown above. Each N-Gage game comes with one, they snap together and hold 4 games so you don't have to carry tons of cases around with you. |
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