Jul 24 2006, 01:26 AM
QUOTE(glo @ Jul 23 2006, 11:45 AM)
carls zeiss is just a marketing strategy employed by nokia to attract more customers...the lens does not give any noticable advantages as compared to a good plastic lens eg:k750i vs n90
i doubt the form factor influences the price
... n80 is for business, while the n73 is focused on lifestyle and casual photography.and looking at nokia pricing of the n series, the higher the model number, the more expensive the price.. tentative prices of the n73 is around 450-500usd 
that was the n90 i doubt the form factor influences the price
... n80 is for business, while the n73 is focused on lifestyle and casual photography.and looking at nokia pricing of the n series, the higher the model number, the more expensive the price.. tentative prices of the n73 is around 450-500usd who knows n73 can surprise us?
any1 visited the n73 site, quite nice, the gallery by justin guariglia quite nice, on shaolin.
even tho pics are not @ full resolution.http://www.nokia.com/nseries/index.html#product,n73
i've tested the k800, imo, not really that impressive for the camera counterpart even for day shots. my 2cents.
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SE used the Cyber-shot branding as a marketing tool,
just like Nokia used the Carl Zeiss marketing campaign.
just like Nokia used the Carl Zeiss marketing campaign.
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