Nokia N73: photography unplugged.
Next in the line after the successful Nokia N70 is a stunner – the Nokia N73. The handset is not only thinner than its predecessor but also much lighter at 116 grams. The Nokia N73 retains the simple candy-bar form with a 2.4 inch QVGA (240 x 320 pixels) TFT color display with up to 262,144 colors and a conventional keypad in the front and an otherwise plain but the disguised lens cover on the back. The Nokia N73 is nothing less than a digital camera with 'real' photo printing abilities. Against popular notion of higher the resolution – better the image, it is the quality of the lens that separates good pictures from average ones.
The CMOS sensor powered 3.2 mega pixel camera is fitted with Carl Zeiss Optics, Tessar lens. The camera module includes all advanced features you'd expect from a digital camera. Integrated LED flash, autofocus, 20x digital zoom, image editor and a video editor – you name it, you'll have it. Don't keep the images you shoot to yourself. Sync, share and print all them with Nokia XpressTransfer, XpressShare, XpressPrint, and LifeBlog. Show them off to your friends by Slideshow from gallery with Ken Burns effect. The camera even supports video recording in high quality MPEG4 format, long enough to record a game of soccer.
The Nokia N73 is a great communicator. The handset supports all four GSM/EDGE bands as well as 3G networks for high speed data transfer functions like video calling. Evolved voice functions like Conference call or Automatic answer backed by superior network reception makes the Nokia N73 a strong contender for your primary communicator. You can have your share of mobile music on your wireless Blue tooth headset or on the 3D sound effect stereo speakers. With the Nokia N73, there are more ways to connect than you thought possible.
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