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In 2006, when the world of mobile technology was ruled by Finnish company Nokia, a device arrived on the market that fundamentally raised the bar for mobile photography. The Nokia N73 was not just an ordinary phone.onem. Pro For millions of people, it represented a full-fledged multimedia computer in their pocket and, above all, a ticket to the era of high-quality camera phones.

The biggest attraction was the back of the phone. You just had to slide the mechanical cover and the camera with optics was immediately activated. Carl Zeiss Tessar, autofocus and 3,2 megapixel resolution. For the time, these were absolutely top-notch parameters. The two-position shutter on the side and landscape shooting turned the phone into a regular digital camera. The images had excellent sharpness and color reproduction for their time, and the N73 became the king of parties, trips and family celebrations.

Inside, it ran the open Symbian S60 3rd Edition operating system, which allowed users to install dozens of applications, advanced games, and alternative players. The display was provided by a large 2,4-inch display with fine QVGA resolution, complete with a joystick control. Later black version Music The Edition also advanced the music experience thanks to great stereo speakers and memory card support. miniSD. Despite occasional software slowdowns and gradual wear of the joystick, the Nokia N73 remains an unforgettable icon. It showed the direction the mobile industry would take in the following decades. The phone was simply the top of its time, and I was constantly looking forward to it.

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