Nokia has always delighted its fans in every way possible through all the times since it had entered the mobile phone market. Whether it be in the area of stylish innovation or the assimilation of the most advanced technologies to change your lives forever, the Finnish stalwart has done it all. This leading name in the mobile phone sector has captured markets in various parts of the world, thereby brining home more revenue than any other player in the industry. In fact, Nokia had become so successful that it has literally metamorphosed into a synonym for the communication devices of the present times. Although it handles the stiff competition in the market quite gracefully, there exists an internal competition within its walls between some of its most prized phones. Two of its most prolific phones in the form of the Nokia 6300 and the Nokia 7373 find mention in this comparative overview.



The Nokia 6300 is a highly slim mobile phone that has been tastefully decked up in a stainless steel frame to give it a really elegant look. The Tri Band technology enabled phone has a whole range of useful features to make it a highly desirable phone for users who prefer more of substance rather than an unnecessarily packed up ornament of a phone. The 2 inch TFT QVGA glossy colour screen provides pure quality imaging through the rich photography prowess of the 2.0 megapixel camera with 8x digital zoom and viewfinder. Other features include a sound quality music player supporting multi formats, Visual Radio, connectivity tools and an XHTML browser.

The Nokia 7373, on the other hand is a a Tri Band enabled phone that fuses style and substance with utmost ease for the elated users. The features on this phone include a 2.0 megapixel camera with 8x digital zoom, 3GP video streaming, digital music player with multi format playback ability, Visual Radio, Push to Talk technology, various connectivity tools, and WAP and XHTML/HTML multi browsers.

The observation clearly tilts towards the Nokia 7373 as a winner with all it showcases for the users.