Where is n73 memory card

Ringer Profiles. Infrared IR. Changeable Body Plates. Side Keys. Text Keyboard, Hardware. Touch Screen. Memory Card Slot. FM Radio. Headphone Jack 3. Stereo Speakers. TV Output. Wireless Charging. Call Screening. HD Voice. Some versions only Type: PoC. Speaker Phone. FCC IDs. Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to radiohead's post on November 8, Yes I think you are inserting it upside down.

I had the same problem when I first bought my memory card. It looked like it was going to stick out of the end of the phone, but I just flipped it over nad it fed right in. In reply to brent's post on November 14, Rachel x. Please help! In reply to John's post on March 31, As a matter of fact, Nokia is not the only important mobile manufacturer to take such a decision recently. On one hand it is explained with the fact that most users who buy "multimedia computers" hardly ever make do with enclosed memory cards of 64 or MB and usually get themselves an additional, bigger card.

On the other hand, however, Nokia could have equipped the phone with a MB memory card, just like Sony Ericsson does with the Walkman series. Please note that both mentioned formats are absolutely incompatible. Already in the review commenting Nokia N80 we mentioned the looseness of the cover of its memory card slot. In Nokia N73 the situation is pretty much the same: the oblong cover hangs on a very thin plastic part as a result of which it may be lost anytime.

Just like in Nokia N80 the N73 model features an option user-configurable called "Extract memory card". Its cover is not easy to open, so longer fingernails are a sure advantage. The memory card slot gets attractively illuminated thanks to the side-effect created by the keypad backlighting. It looks cool. Statements concerning internal memory are contradictory. The manufacturer announces 42 MB, while other websites publish different numbers. The indicator in Nokia N73 shows 47 MB available.