As I might have mentioned before, I’ve had a surprisingly large number of requests for these, so here we go. A couple size comparison pictures of the Nokia E75 vs the Nokia N82.
These both are completely different devices, targeted at completely different sections of consumers. Onwards with the pictures.
Front View :
You can see the devices have almost identical dimensions, though the E75 is a tad slimmer.
The E75 has a standard S60 V3 FP2 interface with standard alphanumeric keys, 2 shortcut keys, along with the standard S60 keys like the left/right selection keys, green/red keys and the Home and Delete keys also.
The N82 is an older device and has S60 V3 FP1. Its key arrangement is mostly the same, although it doesnt have the shortcut keys of the E75, instead having a Multimedia key.
It’s worth mentioning that for the E75, the Red Call End Key is also the power button.
Slider Open :
Where as the N82 depends on Alphanumeric input, the E75 has a gorgeous slide out Qwerty keyboard that makes typing on the device a pleasure.
Back View :
The E75 has a standard Nokia Lens 3.2MP Camera with single Flash on the black.
The N82 has a 5 Megapixel Carl Zeiss Lens with a xenon flash and camera lens cover.
Left View :
Both the E75 and N82 have their MicroUSB and MicroSD slots here.
The E75 has both covered with a rubber flap. Thankfully, you can also use the MicroUSB port to charge the E75 via a compatible cable connected to your PC.
The N82 also has its standard Nokia charging port here.
Top View :
Both the N82 and the E75 have a standard 3.5mm Audio Jack at the top.
The N82 also has its Power Button located here.
Right View :
Both devices have their dedicated Camera Buttons here, along with a Zoom in/out (aka Volume Increase/Decrease) Key.
The N82 also has its Gallery key located here.
Bottom View :
The Nokia E75 has it’s charging port and mic here. It’s worth mentioning that you can also charge via the USB port, using the compatible cable provided in the retail box.
The N82 keeps it simple with only it’s mic here.
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