One of two 3.2 Megapixel editions in Nokia's camera phone line-up, the autofocus-enabled N73 is now assuming its rightful place on store shelves throughout Europe.
Editors' note: Click here to read our full review of the Nokia N73.
 Falling only marginally short of the image quality produced by its gargantuan N93 sibling, Nokia's N73 is a superb choice for shutterbugs with its excellent picture taking skills, a multitude of sharing options and compact size - but for some strange reason it skimps on memory. The basics have also been looked well after with first-rate calling and solid messaging capabilities under the hood alongside a raft of multimedia and productivity options; whether for pleasure or business, this one's a winner.
Specifications
- 2.4-inch QVGA high resolution display
- 3.2-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss Tessar lens, autofocus, macro mode and mechanical shutter
- Music player with MP3 and WMA support
- MP3 ringtones
- 42 MB of onboard memory
- miniSD memory card expansion
- Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity with dial-up networking, headset, keyboard and printing support
- USB 2.0 connectivity with PictBridge support
- Microsoft Outlook synchronization via Bluetooth or USB
- Document viewers for Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint
- Stereo FM radio
- Quad-band GSM with EDGE support
- 3G with video calling
- 110 x 49 x 19 mm, 116 g
- Claims up to 4 hours of talk time and 14,5 days of standby time
Price and availability
The Nokia N73 is available throughout Europe as of August 2006, selling in the €550 range without subscription.
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