'Thin is in'... and no one can ignore it. We have seen Motorola doing it, Samsung flaunting it, and now Nokia tries it with its Nokia N76 The device (which many say apes the look of RAZR), is a slim & sensational clamshell, that oozes great magnetism and class. But besides being high on fashion quotient, the Nokia N76 also includes the same avant-grade functionalities of a N Series 3G smartphone. Key features of this device being a robust Series 60 platform, and a 3.5mm headphone jack.

Nokia N76 fuses together multimedia computer, technology and design. And so, the users can enjoy the delight to create, consume and connect. This is most true for music lovers. The handset offer special functionalities, to ensure there is no compromise with beats and ecstasy. To begin with, the exterior of the Nokia N76 Black has quick-access multimedia playback buttons. Which means the device can be operated even while it is in a closed position. Besides, there is also a volume control and Mode button on the right edge of the unit. The music player is compatible to MP3, AAC, eAAC, eAAC+ and WMA formats, and holds up to 1500 tracks. It also works well with industry standard 3.5mm headphones. Plus, there is also the advantage of popular Window Media DRM. But the lack of Bluetooth stereo really makes many frown.

Imaging is also taken care in the Nokia N76. The 2 MP camera can be started simply by operating the dedicated quick cover keys from outside. What more? the device also allows you to share the clicks with online communities like Flickr. And for storing more music and flicks you can take help of the expandable memory up to 2GB. Nokia N76 might be slim, but definitely not skimp. And its other offerings includes quad band GSM for seamless connectivity, mini-USB outlet for connecting to and synchronizing with Microsoft Outlook, 3G capability for fast download of data, and many utilitarian features.