Nokia N9, E7, C7, or whatever it’s called gets caught on video

The mechanism that opens and closes the articulated display is pretty neat — but otherwise, there isn’t much from Negri Electronics‘ video of its mysteriously-obtained Nokia prototype that is likely to raise many eyebrows. The phone — labeled “C0″ but more likely a member of the Nseries or Eseries — gets poked and prodded over the course of four-odd minutes, revealing a number of ports protected with plastic flaps (micro HDMI included, it seems) along with a good, close look at that expansive QWERTY keyboard. Performance looks reasonable but not mind-blowing — and we don’t want to pass judgment on a software build that’s likely got months of work left before retail — so this could be a reasonable option for N97 and N97 Mini owners looking for an upgrade with a capacitive display and some ultra-mild UI rework. Follow the break for the video.

[Thanks, Anphase]

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