Nokia’s new N73 and N93

Published by Ewan on Tuesday 25th April 2006, 12:32 | Filed under: Mobile

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Link: Nokia Announces Nseries Phones With Photo Focus (Phone Scoop).

Nokia today unveiled two new Nseries phones with a number of features for those as interested in pictures as in telephony. The new models feature large 2.4" QVGA displays, 3 Megapixel cameras with Carl Zeiss lenses and powerful flashes, and a new Xpress Share client that makes sending pictures as mms, email and even to Flickr accounts easy.

I’d definitely like one of those N93s!

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