All three color options on the N9 are built out of a polymer that matches the external color, meaning that even as the phone picks up scratches and scuffs, you won’t see some superficial paint job peeling away, you’ll just expose more of the same blue, or pink, or black material. Even Lamborghini’s been happy to use the material in its lightweight Gallardo Superleggera and in the case of the N9 it really goes a long way to upholding the company’s reputation for durable and reliable construction. Polycarbonate may be just a fancy word for "plastic," but don’t underestimate its usefulness or quality. Nokia achieves its goal of a cohesive appearance by encasing the N9′s display and electronic parts into a single-piece polycarbonate shell. It’s evocative of supercar design in the way it simply transitions from one curve to another, albeit in the pursuit of a cohesive, unified look rather than aerodynamic excellence. Aside from the intentionally squared off top and bottom, there are no straight edges on the N9. Lines flow seamlessly into one another, fit and finish is perfect, and the feel in the hand is sublime. Everything about this phone’s design exudes elegance and harmony. I say this without any qualification: the Nokia N9 is beautiful. This is only visible in the story editor. Editor markup for Nokia n9 review pictures.
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