nokia recently release the Nokia N95 smartphone. it features...symbian os..5megapixel carl zeiss camera lens...GPS...double slider...3.5G network...and many many more

this phone is now sold for $1.2k+ at shops around singapore. my question: is this phone really worth it?

familiar people who uses nokia for the past few years would notice that these extra features, while being good, will become neglected in the long term. lets take the GPS feature for example. singapore, being such a small country, is GPS really necessary in here? i mean, who would really get lost in singapore? it is after all, such a small country. GPS? wasted. 5MegaPixel carl zeiss lens. it seems nokia is going to make their phones into a "computer". to me, this camera feature is still kinda far fetched. too much already. i mean, a phone will NEVER be able to substitute a real camera. a phone will not be able to fit in all the photo processors found in digi cam into it. and without it, the photo will still be average quality. so what if its 5 megapixel? megapixel is all about size what. if the image quality sucks, then 5MP also useless -.-"

this phone used to be my dream phone till this year january. i realise that regardless of what phone i use, i will always neglect many of its other features and concentrate on sms and phone calls only. when i got my n80, i played around with the video call..music player..wifi and all that. but now? limited to sms and phone calls. and occasionally wifi usage. so in conclusion? hold on, dun buy yet. if you wanna spend the money, get a laptop instead. a basic laptop cost less than $1k.