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The Nokia N76 is a radically new clamshell phone for Nokia. But there is something familiar in this regard.
Of course, there is always something of the RAZR in the design of the N76. The keyboard dish with a distinctive kick at the bottom is certainly in the style of the RAZR, but to be honest, LG have done that too with the aircraft such as the P7200. This is not a copy of the RAZR, but far from it. The Nokia N73 has a style of its own and has a rich set of features that puts most of Motorola to shame.

In technical terms, the Nokia N76 lies somewhere in the middle of the range N-series. There is a 2 megapixel camera, 240×320 pixel screen wth ambient light sensor, microSD expandable memory, a media player with external controls and an FM radio. It is a quad-band GSM phone with 3G (UMTS 2100) capabilities, and as with other devices in the series N to run the operating system Symbian S60.

Nokia N76 A 115 grams, the Nokia N76 is only average when it comes to weight, though the overall size of 106×52x13.7mm is one of the slimmest 3G clamshells on the market. These seem like thin come at the expense of battery life - the Nokia N76 has only 2 hours over the duration 3G and 2 hours 45 minutes on GSM. In standby mode is 8.5 days.

The Nokia N76 is not a bad device by any means, but it’s a fashion victim. Nokia has released this as an interest in the combined RAZR style in the collapse, and there’s nothing particularly remarkable about the technical specification to make it interesting. The worst thing is that the N76 has almost exactly the same basic specifications cheaper than the Nokia 6290 - although the N76 has a slightly larger screen and more bundled applications. But the 6290 has a duration of the battery). The Nokia N76 is expected to be available during the 1st quarter of 2007 at a price of around € 390 / £ 250 before taxes and subsidies.

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