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Nokia N75
$250.00
Released November, 2006
The Pros:Can handle being dropped, sat on and other general abuse without a problem. Fairly light weight, don't really notice the weight of it at all. Battery lasts a fairly long time between charges, will go a few days at a time easily.
The Cons:Wears out after a year or two, battery life shortens and the phone gets slower to respond.
The Nokia N75 is a flip phone with features that make it a basic smartphone. It is 3G enabled and has a large, 2.4"-diagonal interior screen and a smaller external display, 16 million and 256k colors respectively.
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The N75 has stereo speakers and an mp3 player as well as stereo FM radio receiver, with 40MB of internal storage plus microSD card expansion slot. It als has a 2.0-megapixel digital camera with LED flash and video capture. It uses the Symbian OS v9.1, and has a 220MHz processor. Software includes a document viewer and editor, as well as basic photo editing. It is Bluetooth enabled and expected battery life is about 4 hours of talk time on the 2G network.
Features
- Release Date: November 2006
- 3G UMTS 850/1900
- 2G Quad-band 850/900/1800/1900
- Large, 2.4" internal 16 million color display, external 256k-color display
- 2.0-megapixel digital camera with LED flash
- mp3 player
- Document viewer and editor
- Symbian OS v9.1
- 220MHz processor
- Photo editor
- 40MB internal memory, microSD card expansion slot
- FM radio receiver
- Stereo speakers
- 4 hour talk time battery life (2G), 2 hour (3G)
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Pros & Cons
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can handle being dropped, sat on and other general abuse without a problem
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fairly light weight, don't really notice the weight of it at all
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battery lasts a fairly long time between charges, will go a few days at a time easily
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gets a strong signal everywhere, can clearly hear the conversation on both sides
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display is bright and vibrant, can be seen in daylight
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opens easily, don't have to struggle with a catch mechanism
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functions are easy to navigate, very intuitive
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wears out after a year or two, battery life shortens and the phone gets slower to respond
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