Nokia N73 Music Edition (in schwarz) vorgestellt!

Hammer! Da bereu ich es wirklich mir mein rotes letzte Woche geholt zu haben?

Ob es wohl möglich seien wird, das Cover so zubekommen?

Grüße

Da ist ja auch ein N91 8 Gigabyte zu sehen... :eek:

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Da ist ja auch ein N91 8 Gigabyte zu sehen... :eek:

Ja, neben dem N95 gibt es auch noch ein N75 sowie ein N70 Music Edition und halt das N91 mit 8GB Festplatte.

n75?

Gibs dazu schon Daten?

Da bin ich nun froh, dass ich noch kein n73 gekauft habe. Das schwarze sieht ja schonmal geil aus. Irgendwie können mich die anderen Farben nicht so ganz überzeugen, auch wenn ich rot präferieren würde. Super find ich, dass es komplett schwarz ist, also nicht diese typische 50:50 Farbgebung.

Vielleicht gibs bald mehr Bilder. Freu mich drauf.

Achja was meint ihr, wird es nur farblich anders aussehen oder auch vom Speicher oder sonstigen anders ausgestattet sein. Könnte mir vorstellen, dass sie zb eine große Speicherkarte mitliefern, damit man genügend Platz für die Musik hat.

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n75?

Gibs dazu schon Daten?

Auf der US-Nseries-Seite zum Beispiel.

Gruß
fixus

Wäre interessant zu wissen, ob man beim neuen N91 nicht nur die Festplattenkapazität verdoppelt hat, sondern vielleicht auch die Displayauflösung. Denn bei all den tollen Dingern wirken die 176x220 wirklich schlecht!

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Original geschrieben von fixus
Auf der US-Nseries-Seite zum Beispiel.

Gruß
fixus

kannst du mir einen genauen link posten...ich find da nix thx

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Original geschrieben von Max1985
kannst du mir einen genauen link posten...ich find da nix thx

hier: http://www.nokia.com/nseries/index.html#region - unten rechts Region wählen. Übrigens, die live-Präsentation läuft momentan auf: http://www.rawcoms.com/content…/en/run/mpv300/index.html

... und wird hier live kommentiert: http://telefon-treff.de/showth…3&perpage=15&pagenumber=5

Gruß
fixus

Offizielle Pressemitteilung:

"Special black editions of Nokia N70, Nokia N73 and Nokia N91 8GB
offer ultimate mobile music experiences

Nokia Open Studio 2006, New York, US - Today, Nokia unveiled music
editions of three Nokia Nseries multimedia computers, the Nokia N70
Music Edition, Nokia N73 Music Edition and Nokia N91 8GB. The Nokia
Nseries Music Range combines sleek black design with heightened
mobile music experiences appealing to the music enthusiast in
everyone. Key benefits include dedicated music access keys, Nokia PC
Suite and new software for easy synchronization and music management,
and additional storage capacity - with an 8GB hard drive, the Nokia
N91 8GB is a fully-loaded music machine!

"Music is an essential part of our daily lives and it has the power
to evoke memories and change moods," said Tommi Mustonen, Director,
Multimedia, Nokia. "With our new Nokia Nseries Music Range, we hope
to enhance those personal experiences and make them even more
special. For instance, you can receive recommendations from
independent music experts with Music Recommenders, add song after
song thanks to additional memory capacity, and easily manage and
synchronize your favorite tunes with your mobile device. These
benefits and many more make our new Music Range the ultimate for
mobile music experiences."

Whether you're sitting on the bus or walking down the street, you can
now enjoy your music more conveniently. Your favourite tunes are only
one touch away with dedicated music access keys. Managing your music
is further simplified with the integrated music player. From the
music menu you can build and edit play lists on the fly. It's also a
breeze to rip your CDs, synchronize them with your device, and start
grooving on the go with the Nokia Music Manager, a part of Nokia PC
Suite.

In addition, the Nokia N70 Music Edition, Nokia N73 Music Edition and
Nokia N91 8GB have more memory for all those have-to-have songs, with
up to 1GB, 2GB and 8GB respectively. With support for the two most
popular music formats worldwide, MP3 and AAC, no song should go
unheard. For enhanced sound quality you can use a compatible high
quality headphone with the standard 3.5mm stereo headset plug.

Furthermore, with web connectivity you can enjoy high quality music
on the go. You can easily access the latest news on your favorite
artists, buy upcoming concert tickets, and hear the latest tracks -
all at your fingertips. Experiences such as podcasting, Stereo FM
radio with Station Directory and Visual Radio, and Music
Recommenders, further push the boundaries of mobile music.

Nokia N91 8GB: Jukebox in your pocket
The iconic Nokia N91 8GB offers the best music experience for mobile.
With an 8GB hard drive you get up to 6000* songs. Features such as
dedicated music keys, premium inbox music-optimized headset with
remote control, synchronization with Windows Media Player, and
Bluetooth connectivity support combined with the other essential
ingredients that make up the Nokia Nseries Music Range, the new Nokia
N91 8GB is a true jukebox in your pocket.

Nokia N73 Music Edition: Digital meets audio
The Nokia N73 Music Edition is a stunning multimedia computer with up
to 2GB of memory, integrated stereo speakers for optimized audio
pleasure, and easy synchronization with Windows Media Player. With
support for MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+ and WMA, you can choose how you rip
your tunes and play them. Complemented with exquisite photography
features such as a 3.2 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics and
autofocus, the Nokia N73 Music Edition is a bona fide marriage of
digital and audio.

Nokia N70 Music Edition: All-in-one music player
Up to 1GB memory, the Nokia N70 Music Edition gives you more music in
your pocket. You can personalize your music with a choice of digital
music tracks and press the music key for direct access to them. Also,
use the music-optimized headset with remote control for easy access.
With these enhanced music capabilities, this compact package has
high-performance multimedia at its core.

The Nokia N70 Music Edition and Nokia N73 Music Edition are expected
to become commercially available in October 2006 and the Nokia N91
8GB by end 2006, with estimated, unsubsidized sales prices of
approximately 350, 450 and 550 euros respectively."