Nokia N72 launched

by Thomas Ricker posted Apr 25th 2006 at 7:00AM

Along with the N93 and N73, Nokia just launched their new N72 multimedia tri-band GSM / EDGE cellphone. This Symbian S60 handset features a 2.1-inch, 176 x 208, 262k color display, Bluetooth 2.0, and 20MB internal memory expandable via RS-MMC. Media support includes a digital music player with dedicated music keys supporting MP3 and AAC playback, an FM Radio with Visual Radio support, and throws in a 2 megapixel shooter with integrated flash capable of CIF video capture at 15fps. Nokia is positioning this pup as a "multimedia computer" which is a bit of a stretch, but we'll play along for now. Expected in Pearl Pink or Gloss Black sometime in June 2006. More pics on the flip.

[Via PhoneScoop]

Filed under: Handsets, Nokia, GSM, EDGE

Tags: cellphone, handset, media, mobile, multimedia computer, MultimediaComputer, musicphone, symbian

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

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Kunal @ Apr 25th 2006 8:32AM

Nice features, will see towards more info on it

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christine @ Apr 25th 2006 10:20AM

come on out n80, don't be shy!

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Sascha Segan @ Apr 25th 2006 10:55AM

There's a Pearl Jam song where Eddie Vedder chants, "THIS IS NOT FOR YOU!"

This should probably become Nokia's theme song for North America.

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TK @ Apr 25th 2006 1:05PM

I don't see the dedicated music buttons...

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Anthony @ Apr 25th 2006 7:15PM

Finally- some new phones that don't make me think every new Nokia is going to be as ugly & big as the N91.

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andi @ Apr 26th 2006 7:04AM

blah, just a cheaper to make and whorish looking 6680... so symbian 9.1 allows for cheaper fabrication, then it gets a cam removed, a wee bit more memory, a radio and a [strikeout]stylish[/strikeout]gay design and off we go... 'tis the E70 and N93 that bring the future...

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Bhatia_satwin @ Oct 24th 2006 4:42AM

Develop a new series with option of two sim cards in a set. It will double your sale. Also add large font in it.

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sani @ Sep 23rd 2007 10:14AM

nokia 2 cem cat

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