Nokia N75 makes its debut in the US

Reuben Lee | Sep 27, 2006

At the Open Studio 2006 event held in New York, Nokia unveiled yet another clamshell addition to its N-series lineup, the N75. Touted as the smallest N-series handset to date, the N75 will come equipped with a 2-megapixel camera, 16-million-color QVGA display and 3D stereo speakers. Like most of the other N-series phones, the new clamshell will also sport 3G connecivity, the Mini Map browser, microSD expansion slot and an onboard multimedia player.

The Nokia N75 is expected to be launched first in the US in the fourth quarter of 2006. However, at press time, we could not confirm if the N75 would eventually make its way to Asia. (Click here for more larger pictures of the N75: 1, 2)

CNET Asia's full coverage of the Open Studio and Music Connects events in Manila can be found here:

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