It's not even a year since Nokia announced the N93, but during the ongoing CES, the Finnish smartphone manufacturer unveiled the Nokia N93i.

The Nokia N93i is very similar to its predecessor, featuring the same multi-jointed form factor, and 3-megapixel camera that Nokia is marketing as "The Next Story in Video." But it's slightly thinner, features a beautiful mirror-like finish, and a secondary screen that blends in. Nokia also hopes that the support for Vox and some software upgrades will attract consumers.

What's worrying though is that the N93i has the same specs as its predecessorolder brother. Does this mean it also suffers from poor responsiveness?