Nokia E75 Multimedia Mobile Phone
May 26, 2009 | Cell Phones, Electronics, Gadgets, Nokia | 2 CommentsThe Nokia E75 is a multimedia mobile phone, of course, including a digital camera module. The Nokia E75 has a 3.2 CMOS megapixel on board. The first reaction to this amount is usually a time of disappointment. Why “only” 3.2 megapixels, while at the same time, competitors are talking about 8 and even hinting at 12 megapixels? The amount from 3 megapixels is totally unimportant to a mobile phone. The quality of the pixels, the image sensor itself, the algorithms and image processor are far more important. The increasing amount of pixels, which is now also in the mobile photography, has already taken place in digital photography in recent years. It is simply a repetition of the marketing strategy for the sole purpose of driving the sales numbers.
These days the navigation is a must. And we seem to be at the beginning of this function. Much of the electronics are better located by GPS, and of course a mobile phone is the device for mobile navigation. Maps 2.0 standard provided with the mobile phone Nokia E75. A fine for the most integrated in the GPS receiver to be able to navigate to certain addresses or to find locations. Maps 2.0 offers a host of practical issues. For example, satellite maps, information line, improving the navigation of pedestrians and even the updated traffic information.
The Nokia E75 from Nokia is the first Nokia mobile phone that includes messaging. Making calls is clearly more the core task of a handset. The consumer does not want to be able to make calls, but also seeks to manage its daily work in the field, receive and send emails and stay informed anytime via the mobile Internet. With the introduction of the fourth generation of the E-series phones, and motivated by competitors such as HTC and Sony Ericsson, Nokia offers consumers a very interesting device. [ via letsgodigital ]
