We have no way of confirming the validity of this or anything, but apparently this dude Younghee was chatting it up
with a very proud Nokia mechanical test engineer, who told him that the
N91 survived a three hundred cycle drop test —
the same kind that killed an iPod mini after
only 12 drops. Well, we suppose that solves possible-problem number one with a hard drive-enabled cellphone; now, onto
battery life, price, and in the case of the N91, aesthetics.



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