Nokia N73 Unlocked Smartphone – U.S. Version with Warranty

May 20th, 2009 | 49 views | Posted by admin in Cheap Cell Phone

Nokia N73 Unlocked Smartphone with 3.2 MP Camera, 3G, MP3/Video Player, MiniSD Slot–U.S. Version with Warranty (Silver/Deep Plum)

Who says you can’t have fun with a business phone? The Nokia N73 smartphone packs the latest Symbian S60 software–ideal for business applications–as well as a handy 3.2 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, and an advanced music player–perfect for when it’s time to let your hair down. Other key features packed into its thin, bar form factor include quad-band GSM capabilities with EDGE data, a QVGA display, and a miniSD memory card slot. The Nokia N73 is the perfect solution for when you need a powerful phone for business and pleasure.

Nokia N73. Works with AT&T and T Mobile service only. Get vivid photo quality prints with the 3.2 megapixel camera and Carl Zeiss Optics. Flickr lets you upload your photos direct from your device to your personal online gallery. Organize your images or create impressive slideshows with pan-and-zoom effects and 3D stereo sound. Sync, share and print all your moments with Nokia XpressTransfer, XpressShare, XpressPrint, LifeBlog and Snapfish. Connect and sync with your compatible PC via Bluetooth, Infrared, or USB cable.

Nokia N73 Unlocked Smartphone Reviews

Replacing my Nokia N90 with this model, the photos are much better (both have optical Carl Zeiss lenses, but this is 3.2 mp vs. 2.0 on the N90). Also, the N73 covers all radio bands, making the reception on my Cingular coverage very very strong everywhere (supposedly two internal antennae). The N90 lacked one of the frequency ranges used by Cingular, so depending on the city I was in, I occasionally had very spotty coverage. The Symbian operating system in the N73 is faster than the older version on the N90, and best of all, it is much more compact than the N90, fits nicely in the palm of my hand and in my jeans pocket. Last, there is a very smooth operating lense cover on the back of the phone, protecting the camera lense (why aren’t they all like this?). As usual, the flash isn’t the equivalent of even a moderate digital camera, but otherwise I see this phone as the best of both worlds.