🔥Nokia N91 Anti Planned Obsolescence ✅

This is my 80th #Shorts video showcasing the hard drive protection system on a 2005 Nokia N91.
Modern technology is usually built to fail so that companies can sell more. However, a few years back things were not designed this way and instead, were quite the opposite. Planned obsolescence is somewhat of a new tactic.
The Nokia N91 was a Symbian smartphone released in 2005 as a part of the trio of first Nokia N series phones. The original 3 Nokia N-Series Phones included the Photography focused Nokia N90 which is a hybrid swivel/flip phone which kinda looks like an older style video camera in full photo mode, the cheapest of the lost, the all rounded Nokia N70 and the multimedia powerhouse that is the Nokia N91. The Nokia N91 was a premium smartphone by every sense of the word. It was packed with many new features and was everybody's dream phone at the time.
The Nokia N91 features a gorgeous stainless steel and plastic design and is built like a tank. It has a dedicated music control set up at the front, a well build slider mechanism, high quality tactile buttons and just the best of the best that Nokia had to offer in 2005. It also was one of the first and only handful of phones to feature an actual micro hard drive inside and also a dual CPU set up. The Nokia N91 runs the Nokia Symbian OS, namely Symbian 9.1 Series 60 3rd edition and also packs loads of software features which can be expanded on using the Nokia store and many more. The Nokia N91 is also known for being one of the first and only phones to ever have an actual micro hard drive inside it. The Nokia N91 Hard Drive was a Gigabyte Microdrive and came in 2 sizes, 4gb and 8gb and was overkill in terms of storage for 2005. The N91 also had another weird thing to it and that is it had 2 separate processors by Texas instruments, basically a dual processor set up. The Nokia N91-1 also came as the Nokia N91-2 which was the 8gb variant and a Chinese manufactured no wifi and 2g only variant called the Nokia N91-5. The Nokia N91 runs the Nokia Symbian OS, namely Symbian 9.1 Series 60 3rd edition and also packs loads of software features which can be expanded on using the Nokia store and many more. The N91 also had an amazing battery life compared to other multimedia phones at the time, despite it having an actual hard drive. It was the ultimate media machine of 2005!
These are considered rare phones or collectible phones and I am keeping them in my phone collection since they are considered as a vintage phones or retro phones.
My collection also includes Nokia Prototypes, Blackberry Prototypes, Motorola Prototypes, Sony Ericsson prototypes, Sony Prototypes, HTC Prototypes, Rare Nokia and other rare developer devices! These phones are no Android 12 or Android 13 powerhouses and It also ain't no iPhone 15 Pro Max, Google Pixel 6, Lumia 950Xl, Lumia 1520, Lumia 1020, Google Pixel 8 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, Motorola Edge S or OnePlus 11 but are definitely interesting phones on their own!
So, lets take a look at the Nokia N91's ringtones here in 2023 in this Nostalgic Ringtones Video!
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[@Techformative557]

What do you guys think of this unique feature? Know any modern example's of anti-planned obsolescence?
Let me know down below!

[@showandtell4265]

The world was a better place.... I really need a vacation to the past

[@brunoralf8399]

A Nokia deveria relançar esses celulares, tenho certeza que iria vender bastante.

[@prasadjadhav3906]

Legendary

[@prsn]

One could argue that this is actually planned obsolescence because the phone's functionality is greatly reduced if you lose the back cover, and that happens a lot.

[@micahjoelgeimer4215]

Who loses the back cover to their phone??

[@prsn]

@@micahjoelgeimer4215 You'd be surprised what I can manage to forget sometimes.

[@mroussev]

What this has to do with obsolescence?
Its just a normal hdd protective mechanism, to not remove battery directly and make hdd to not park the head properly.
Other nokias has this mechanism too, even they using flash cards.

[@Attakai_The_Kitty]

Planned obsolescence isn’t real

[@andymormon7]

It's totally real.

[@Attakai_The_Kitty]

@@andymormon7 nope

[@subarjo9636]

ok