Oct 10 2010
Nokia N75 Cell Phone
Posted by: CameraPhonesPlaza in Nokia
There are a lot to ask from a smart phone and we do have expectations, especially if we are talking about <strong>Nokia cell phones</strong>. But there are some factor in which Nokia didn’t and probably will not disappoint us. <strong>Nokia N75 cell phone</strong> has great features to offer including 3G support, Bluetooth, video services, Symbian OS, great display and undeniable call quality.
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Unfortunately it lacks some features, and we can’t call this phone a smart phone. It does not provide Wi-Fi, GPS and the 2 megapixels camera is nothing to be proud of. Let’s talk a bit about the overall design. It is classic, but stunning. It measures 3.8 inches long by 2 inches wide by 0.8 inch high, but being a flip phone, we can forgive it for being bulky.

And thanks to its large size, we can benefit from a larger display and a spacious keypad. In the front there is a 1.3” external screen with a resolution of 160x128, supporting 262.000 colors. It displays the standard information such as battery life, signal strength, time and date and caller ID.
But when you are playing music it shows information about the track and it also acts as a viewfinder regarding the camera use. Below the screen are controls for the music and if you want you can listen to music directly, without having to flip the phone. Moreover, when you flip the phone, a 2.4” display will greet you, showing 16 million colors and a 240x320 pixel resolution.
Images look bright and crystal clear even in direct sunlight. Having the controls below the screen, navigation is done easily especially because the layout of the keys is quite spacious. The keypad does have a nice tactile texture and will definitely help you minimize misspells.

Most of the controls are on the sides, for example on the right there is the volume rocker, camera activation key and the button for switching to video mode. On the back of the phone is the camera lens with no cover. You might take extra care and watch out if you slip you phone in your pocket along with keys, because it might get scratched easily. On the left side however are located the Pop-Port connector, the microSD slot and the power connector.
Another disadvantage if you have noticed is the lack of any 3.5 or 2.5 even headphones. You won’t be able to plug in your headphone, a shame because this phone really looks prepared for music fans. In the contact book you can add as many contacts as the memory allows you. The music player supports different file formats and what is more it acts as a video player. You can also download music as you have 3G supports, or listen to the radio.

If you have music on your computer, you can easily get it transferred using the USB port and the Nokia PC Suite. <strong>Nokia N75 cell phone</strong> has a 2 megapixels camera with flash and 10x zoom. You can also choose to customize or edit the pictures taken. You will notice some dull colors in the pictures taken, so don’t expect much.
The battery is rated at four hours in talk time and eight days in stand-by, a simple phone with a decent set of features.











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