Nokia N73 - boxed, fully refurded, 2gb mem card

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Nokia N73 - boxed, fully refurded, 2gb mem card

Postby drsmith on Sat Dec 08, 2007 5:01 pm

As i work in the USA for most of the year I have been using an iPhone since they came out in the USA, as a result my 'spare' phone needs to go.

Its a Nokia N73 with upto date software, brand new screen, joystick and keyboard... i had it fully refurbed at my local Nokia repair centre but didnt use it. It is boxed and in great condition, all the functions work, great camera, smart phone etc... comes with a 2gb expansion memory card too and all manuals.

The screen has had a protective film on it from the day it was refurbed.

a very useful and functional phone for those who dont like the bulk of the sliding N90 and N95, all the specs can be found on http://www.nokia.co.uk.

Price £75ono

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the marks in the pic are simply finger prints and just! my camera on macro is very detailed! haha

please pm me, im in Warrington, Cheshire for pic up... let me know
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