Is Nokia N78320W pixels enough?

Just buy N78.

200w320w is not obvious on mobile phones. Put it on your computer and watch it. The effect is different.

Pixels are related to resolution. The higher the pixels, the higher the resolution.

So 320w is enough for a mobile phone.

The ** on the Internet is very clear. The ** washed out is also good.

You get what you pay for. **Will lose. 200W can't be compared with 320W.

I think N78 is very powerful. Built-in GPSAll right. And wifi

It's smartphones again. It also supports 3G....Hehe. Just buy N78.

If you really like photography, I would advise you to buy a camera. Even if the mobile phone is 800W, it is difficult to compare with the 400W camera. Although I don't like Suo Ai. However, if Soai takes pictures with a mobile phone, 200w is clearer than some 320w.

I'll show you a high-phase mobile phone profile.

In fact, just look at the N73 and know that the 320W Pix is still a good effect in mobile phone shooting. Enough. N78, it should be about the same as N73.

If you just want to opt for a photo feature, then the N73 is sufficient. If you want to be a little better, or if the meter is enough, N82 is better, ** it's just a little more than 3000.

To a certain extent, it can be said that the difference between 200W and 320W is not very big, but if it is N73, the 320W is different! Because it's Carl Zeiss lenses! The ** shot by Carl Zeiss lens will be much better!

If you like to take pictures, I recommend you buy N6220C! It's a 500w pixel Carl Zeiss lens, and it's with a hernia flash! A hernia flash can be said to be a professional photo flash!

The price of N6220C is also around 3000: Note (this is a licensed **).

The N6220C is also a smartphone with an electronic map!

n82 netizens reflect that 5 million are good, and then there is Sony's mobile phone to take pictures well, but there may be a little bit of someone who will despise your little Japanese things, but is the technology of others???

No problem, N82, N95 can be considered, N85 can be considered, but wait.

The mobile phone has a built-in 3.2 million pixel Carl Zeiss (Carl Zeiss) optical lens, and the imaging effect is basically satisfactory.

The Kia N78 supports a variety of advanced technologies, including built-in A-GPS and free Nokia Maps, Wi-Fi and high-speed HSDPA3G connectivity, a 3.2-million-pixel camera and Carl Zeiss optical lenses, and a MicroSD memory card of up to 8GB for storing users' favorite content. In addition, the Nokia N78 has two new features: geotagging and a built-in FM transmitter to help users enjoy the phone on FM radio at home or while driving (some areas are not supported due to local policies.)

It's not so clear, you forgot about it for a long time!

I've used it, but 808 should be clearer.