Nokia 9000i Cell Phone

Pros: All in one; I mean: EVERYTHING IN ONE!
Cons: Size

The phone that's a computer. The Nokia 9000 Communicator, the best phone available on the market. Want to browse the internet? Sure go ahead, and you don't even need to attach a modem or plug it into the wall, just push the connect button! Got an...

Pros: Features, keyboard, ease of use
Cons: Setup, PC interface, US network functionality

Have you seen The Jackal? Do you remember the phone that he used to communicate and store the addresses of his contacts. Yeah, Nokia 9000il will help you keep your contacts organized and make you look like 007. I hated the fact that I needed to use a...

Pros: Fax, Internet, Email, all in one unit. Price! Solid construction.
Cons: Battery life (keep a spare battery on hand).

When this phone came out it was over $1000. I love the fact that any time I want to write a note all I have to do is open the phone and type anything I want. Another feature I love is the ability to talk to the person on the other end with speakerphone....

Pros: Good for business man
Cons: A little weigh

This is a small hand laptop. After I used it for about three months I think it is a good selection for a business man. This kind product has many functions that commom mobile phone have not. These function include fax notes calendar system extras and...

Pros: All in one features
Cons: Keypad

You gotta love this device!! A one stop communication device that is compact, easy to use and just plain fun.

Although relatively new, I can see this type of product going through the roof. I am one of those that wear a pager, an email type...

Pros: pda and phone in one
Cons: large size and big price tag

Any one who has ever seen Tommorrow Never Dies, has seen Bonds remote control phone. This phone is similiar, but is in fact alot better. It presents a fully functional fax gateway, cell phone, pc, email station, calendar, memos, numbers, calculator,...

Pros: most features, high tech, great phone too
Cons: heavy, large, expensive

Yup, it's got computer/PDA features (document creation, scheduling and alarms, to do list). You can synchronize easily with your computer.

Yup, it's got Internet access and fax *without needing to hook up a laptop, and with graphics enabled or...

Pros: wireless, PDA, INTERCOM, FAX, E-MAIL ALL-IN-ONE
Cons: BULKY, HEAVY, ALREADY DATED

Although this wireless all-in-one cell phone is a bit dated (Nokia has already introduced a color screen version of the Communicator for 2001), this phone is so uniquely ahead of its time, that it holds its value well. I sold mine for nearly what I paid...

Pros: An all-in-one wonder for the modern mobile warrior
Cons: A little too hefty for the average hip pocket

You would think, by now, that the dentists of this world would have figured the whole thing out. It is not the prospect of root-canal treatment that quickens your pulsebeat and tightens the knot in your chest.
It is not the finely-pitched whine of...

Pros: Utility, features
Cons: Size, weight.

Hi Guys,

This is a very nice & good Nokia handset, it is really very useful if yu want a office on the move.I used this by borrowing it from one of my friends. I had this while I was travelling out of city on Business & thus I needed...

Pros: Does the job!
Cons: Bulky, slow organiser, hard to set up

I've been using the Nokia 9110 here in Holland for about eight months and I love it - it's a great product but there are a few caveats for the less technical - my boss has one too and has never yet succeeded in retrieving an e-mail with his!...

Pros: Phone / PDA in 1 / sturdy / sound quality Nice
Cons: weight / Bulky / Hard for a non tech to configure

I am a loyal Nokia - fan when it comes to Nokia pcs Phones - I have a 6190 & the Nokia 9000i which if you don't know is the phone that Flips open to reveal a PDA...the Honest Opinion - make that Epinion -is the pcs - phone is Definately not for every...

Pros: User documentation, durability
Cons: Complex setup, slow speed

It is time to break out the champagne folks and celebrate one of the worst communication tools on the market today. Nokia's combination of a cell phone and personal digital assistant have been merged in what has proven to be the most frustrating package...

Pros: Looks cool, has some neat games
Cons: very expensive, web feature is so slow as to be almost useless

What a disappointment this was for me. I had my name on the list for these and bought one of the first available in the US. The first thing was that all the so-called free stuff was charged two and three times to my credit card and it took months to...