The Nokia Blog’s Andrew Leung has posted up a great little unboxing picture set of the new N95 8GB NAM (N95-4), which supports HSDPA on AT&T’s 3G network here in the U.S. and just went on sale this weekend. It looks completely identical to the European version, with 8GB of internal flash memory, a large 2.8″ QVGA display, and that 5 megapixel camera we’ve all grown to love.
However, one thing I noticed in his photo gallery is a flyer that was included in the box, showing 6 months of free voice navigation for Nokia Maps (hopefully it is pre-loaded with Maps 2.0). That’s a ~$65 value, and a KILLER way to get people introduced to the GPS receiver built into their handset. Bravo, Nokia, Bravo.
I’m loving Nokia’s Maps 2.0 on my N95-3, though there’s still a few niggles that I’m not fond of, it’s a killer application to have on my handset.
