A supreme statement of sophistication and style is how Nokia 7270 is viewed more often than not. Let us begin on a candid note, Nokia 7270 has nothing much to be outlined on the basis of specifications apart from its looks, well engineered exteriors, beautifully grooved interiors and unflappable air of its presence. But the manufacturers Nokia have managed to outperform many in the business in doing so making Nokia 7270 a top choice for those who would prefer a beauty in their pockets rather than a tech-feast.

Nokia 7270 is a clamshell mobile phone which edge pasts many other handsets playing on their looks with rounded corners and a heady combination of plastic, metal and textile. Announced in third quarter of 2004, it may not be in sync with the latest standard inclusions but in the hindsight Nokia 7270 might well have been a host of very good features by the then technical standards.

So, what all does consist of? It features all the technical specification one would commonly use, which in every likelihood, will evoke unequivocal response. And let us accept one thing for once and ever- Nokia 7270 is not a mobile phone handset for those who would go for a technically qualified to may I say commanding mobile phone.

The 65 K colours display quality is pretty ordinary and 32 MB shared memory should prove to be sufficient in most cases but can not be upgraded when the need be. Stereo FM radio and changeable textile covers add some much needed fun whereas VGA camera is simply the basic one.

Data transfer/connectivity is up to the mark if not beyond that. GPRS, HSCSD, EDGE, USB, infrared and WAP 2.0/xHTML browser give consumers options as well as liberty to choose them. One feels Bluetooth could have made a great deal of difference to the final product, but these features are far from disappointing nonetheless.