Approximate price: Rs 17000
Finding a phone which do well in all fields is rare, and the N8 unfortunately proves it. Starting with its excelling abilities is the camera, its rare to find one that sports a 12MP (4000×3000 pixels) with autofocus and Xenon flash, but the bad news is that the video recorder isn’t on par with the top smartphones as it can only record in 1280×720 at 25 fps. Note that after installing the “n8 camera update” video recording in 30fps will be available. Concerning the CPU and amount of RAM, which is a 680 MHz ARM 11 and of 256 MB respectively, seems too little, well only if it was running Android, cause Symbian^3 OS (upgradable to Symbian Anna OS) runs swiftly on these specs. But still, for that price you would have expected a 1 GHz CPU and 512MB of RAM. The relatively low autonomy is the worst annoyance of this phone as it provides only about 400 hours in standby (top smartphones have +600h) and the battery cannot be manually replaced the user.
