Nokia N75

The Nokia N75 is a clamshell-design 3G mobile phone announced by Nokia in September 2006 and released in early 2007. Part of Nokia's Nseries line of multimedia devices, the N75 was notable for its relatively compact size compared to other Nseries phones of the time, achieved through its clamshell form factor. It was marketed as a convergence device, offering features such as music playback, photography, video recording, and internet browsing.

The phone ran on the Symbian OS v9.2 operating system and S60 3rd Edition platform. It featured two displays: a large internal display for primary use and a smaller external display for quick access to notifications, music controls, and caller ID. The N75 included a 2-megapixel camera with flash, capable of capturing both still images and video.

Connectivity options included Bluetooth, USB, and 3G (UMTS) for high-speed data transfer. The phone also supported memory expansion via microSD card. The integrated media player supported a variety of audio and video formats. The N75 aimed to provide a comprehensive mobile experience, balancing multimedia functionality with portability.