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The Nokia N75 mobile phone can take microSD cards upto 2GB size. The phone has data connectivity features like GPRS, EDGE, 3G options. It comes with a Mp3/AAC/WMA player for music playback. It also has add-ons like a Stereo FM Radio, Document viewer, Photo editor and lots of other goodies.
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Nokia’s N series presents new cell phone Nokia N75. This mobile phone is a clamshell phone weighing about 123 grams and measuring close to 95 x 52 x 20 mm. The phone works with both UMTS as well as GSM networks. The Nokia N75 mobile phone houses a 16 million color TFT display which has a display resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. The second external display is also a pretty attractive 256k color 160 x 128 pixel one. The Nokia N75 mobile phone can take microSD cards upto 2GB size. The phone has data connectivity features like GPRS, EDGE, 3G options. The only thing missing is the possible inclusion of compatibilities with wireless networks. The Nokia N75 mobile phone has a Bluetooth and Infrared port along with a Usb pop-port for data transfer between two phones or the computer. The Nokia N75 mobile phone has a 2 megapixel camera which can take stills upto the resolution of 1600 x 1200 pixels.

Nokia N75 comes with a Mp3/AAC/WMA player for music playback. It also has add-ons like a Stereo FM Radio, Document viewer, Photo editor and lots of other goodies. The battery life of the Nokia N75 Black mobile phone is about 4 hours talktime and 200+ hours of standby, doesn’t impress anyone. Slim may be in, but Nokia’s built a big business making “sturdy” phones that are comfortable, easy to use, and - in the case of the N-Series - packed with features. Sturdy definitely came to mind when I first unboxed the N75 - this is no ultra-thin handset. 20mm thick and weighing 124g, this clamshell smartphone is more luxury sedan than sporty Mini Cooper.

Opening the flip reveals a big, gorgeous 2.4” LCD display on the top half, and one of the roomiest keypads you’ll ever see on the bottom half. A standard 12 button dialing layout is augmented by the Nokia Series 60 treatment: A 5-way directional pad is flanked by two softkeys, call, cancel, clear, and edit keys, and dedicated buttons for main menu and music. The controls are finished in a nice two-tone silver. The phone’s size, color scheme, and rubbery surfaces give it a sort of old-school look that’s enhanced by the oversized camera housing on the back. I was mostly neutral on the N75’s look but gave it a relatively low score for design based on its blandness and lack of pocketability - it’s big and thick enough that, again, I can’t really see it catching on in today’s market. Please purchase online http://www.phoneandbeyond.com

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