Nokia N73 – ready for action

It would rather be an insult to term Nokia N73 as a conventional phone, for such is its ergonomics that the device comes fully loaded to give a good competition to the computers. Well, that might seem a little exaggeration to some users, but nonetheless they will surely agree that the Nokia N73 is so akin to a mini computer.

The Nokia N73 is a candy bar mobile that comes in a good blend of form and functionalities. It comes in two joyful colours of frost white/ metallic red and silver/ deep plum, and offers a good feel to the hands, by virtue of its solid construction. The handset boasts of a beautiful 2.4-inch (diagonal) QVGA screen, that displays 262,144 hues at a 240 x 320-pixel resolution. This not only ensures that the texts, pictures and graphics are more bright, vivid and clear, but also ensures that it becomes a good viewfinder for clicking photos. The readability under direct sunlight remains safe, while one can also change the display theme and backlight time, to suit the mood and occasion.Talking of imaging experience, the Nokia N73 is enabled with a decent camera. There are dedicated buttons like the camera capture keys and zoom keys on the handset, while the advantage of auto focus and mechanical shutter, adds more fun. The camera prowess is also apt for the contemporary internet age. It can click, upload and share photos instantly on the web, with social communities like Flickr etc.

And as far as music is concerned, the Nokia N73 comes with an impressive Mp3 player that supports AAC, eAAC, eAAC+ and WMA audio files. There are also integrated stereo speakers with 3D sound and 3D effects to ringtones.Other highlights of Nokia N73 includes Bluetooth, 3G or quadband, EDGE / GSM networks, and a number of productive tools based on the Symbian OS platform, and good talk time.

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