Gallery: Nokia N76
Published by Rafe Blandford at 19:02 UTC, January 13th 2007
Summary:
At CES 2007 Nokia launched the N76. The N76 was a thin clamshell style Nseries, reminiscnient of Motorola's popular RAZR series of phones. However as an S60 device it is capable of much more than your average fashion phone. The down side is it does seems to attract finger prints.
These images were captured at CES 2007.
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N76 USB Port
The N76 has a standard mini USB port on the top of the phone. This is used when connecting to the PC. Next to it are the power buttons and the 3.5mm audio jack.
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N76 from the back
The metallic band is on the upper end as opposed to the lower end as it is on the front.
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Black N76 2
The different colours come with matching (default) themes, the black with a grey theme, the red with a red theme.
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Black N76
The N76 is available in black and red.
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The main application menu on the N76
Search has been promoted to the front menu, but the old favourites Contacts, Messaging, Calendar, Music Player and Media remain in their usual slots.
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N76 opened
The N76 is a thin device.
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N76 volume controls
The volume controls are found on the side of the device. These are also used to navigate through menus (such as the music lists) on the external screen.
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N76 from the top
The 3.5mm audio jack, USB port, and power buttom (top to bottom) are found on the hinge (top) of the N76.
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N76 from the side
The power port is found on the side of the device.
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N76 from the bottom
The Speaker grill and loop holder on the bottom of the N76.
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Nseries N76
The N76 takes Nseries in a new direction reaching more style conscious users.
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Camera Mode N76
The N76 works in a simialr fashion to normal digital camera. The external screen is used as a view finder and there is a capture button on the top right (as shown here) of the device).
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The slim profile
A departure from the usual Nokia 'feel' to a more generic RZR-esque phone will put some of, but should attract new comers to the Nseries.
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N76 vs N93
You can see how thin the N76 is compared to the N93.
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N93 and N76 side by side
The smallest and the largest of the Nseries side by side.
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N76 from the top
It is impressive that a 3.5mm audio jack has been squeezed into the top of the device.
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Camera Capture Mode
Camera capture in flip open mode.
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Metallic keyboard
The N76 keyboard is flat and metallic, but it is reasonably easy to use. There is reasonable feedback, although those use to buttons with a raised profile may take a while to adjust.
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Capture button
The camera capture button is clearly visible here.
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N76 in hand
The N76 is a small device. It is a big contrast to the earlier S60 devices and previous flip phone such as the Nokia N71 and Nokia 6260.
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N76 Screen
The N76 has an impressively crisp and clear screen. Nokia continue their tradition of excellence in this area.
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N76 Screen
The N76 has the usual Nseries auto screen adjustment depending upon the lighting conditions.
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Camera Settings
You can change the camera settings using the external screen and side/ music buttons
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Installations Folder on N76
Visual Radio, Real Player and more are found in the Installations folder.
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N76 external screen
The N76 external screen allows access to the music library, acts as a camera view finder and shows status messages about SMS and calls.
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Tools Folder on the N76
The N76 includes a Device Manager icon from where you can upgrade the device's software (firmware) over the air.