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Nokia N73 Camera Phone
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The Nokia N73 : a camera that just happens to have a smartphone attached. With 3.2 megapixel it can easily capture awesome pictures with great effects. Take a look at my guide of collected opinions and go grab a one for yourself!
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The bottom line: The Nokia N73 offers a high-quality camera phone plus some nice extras in a stylish package, but its sluggish performance keeps us from giving it higher praises.
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With no effort at all, the N73 snaps superb hi-res stills with accurate colours and precise focus, letting users who want more control tweak a range of options to get pictures just the way they want them - including colour effects and red eye removal. Voice and video calling are two other strengths of the N73, with an excellent loudspeaker and good Bluetooth headset connectivity to back up the first-class voice quality.
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The Nokia N73 is its high end Nseries of mobile phones. Calling it the Ultimate Challenge to the digital camera, the N73 comes in a stylish package packed with a large 2.4" display and 3.2 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics. With Nokia XpressTransfer, you can keep your image collection organized on the PC.
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The Nokia N73 is a stunning multimedia computer in a compact and savvy exterior with exquisite photography features and integrated stereo speakers with 3D sound for optimized audio pleasure.
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The Nokia N73 : a camera that just happens to have a smartphone attached. If great photos aren't your thing, Nokia offers a wide variety of Symbian OS S60 phones with lesser cameras and other strong points such as the Nokia E61's QWERTY keyboard and the Nokia N91's 4 gig hard drive for MP3s aplenty. It is a quad band GSM world phone, has EDGE and UMTS 3G on the 2100 MHz, Bluetooth and the works. It has a straightforward candy bar design and an absolutely standard keypad.
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The N73 is a candybar handset with a nice solid feel to it, with the majority of controls limited to a slightly-extended keypad on the bottom third of the front. It's smart enough for the most executive boardroom. The screen takes up just less than half of the front of the handset and a very nice screen it is too. Bright and easy to read even in sunlight. The keypad is slightly squeezed, but the keys have nice bevels making them easier to use than they appear.
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Nokia N73 is a smartphone. It features the latest version of the OS many used to blame for lack of applications, namely, Symbian S60 3rd Edition. N73 looks like a standard square, but looked from aside it has the shape of a trapezoid. The type of charger Nokia uses in its recent models is very easy to break due to its small diameter. Its construction is very good; all parts stick together the way they should be.
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The truth about the N73 is that it's all about the camera. And what a camera, 3.2 megapixels with greater clarity, far less compression artefacts and better colour than even Nokia's own flagship N93. The N73 is a successor to the N70 in terms of form factor and looks, at least, with an almost identical form factor, size and key layout. In use, the N73 isn't particularly speedy, but it isn't slow either. Any experienced S60 user will feel very quickly at home.
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The smartphones by Nokia are getting smaller with every release, and this case isn’t an exception – in fact, it’s the apex of miniaturization of smartphones incorporating QVGA screen. The keypad found on Nokia N73 is beneath criticism – it occupies the bottom end of the handset and moreover proposes congested numeric keys area. Nevertheless managing the phone single-handedly is still possible, yet awkward to a high degree.
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