My new phone. Selected over Sony Ericsson K800i.

You really can't accuse Nokia of failing to differentiate their range of S60 3rd Edition devices - each one has been wildly different from the rest, at least to the trained eye. The N73 has been widely touted as a natural successor to the best-selling S60 2nd Edition-powered N70, but that's only really half the story.
The truth about the N73 is that it's all about the camera. And what a camera, 3.2 megapixels with greater clarity, far less compression artefacts and better colour than even Nokia's own flagship N93. Where the N70 was perhaps 70% smartphone and 30% camera, the Nokia N73 is a true half and half. With such a strong imaging focus, it won't appeal to the 'why do I need a camera in my phone' brigade, but I doubt Nokia will mind.
In truth, the N73 is less than perfect as a smartphone, as you'll see below, but for the target market the photos it takes will more than make up for this. (via www.eezyy.net)

Just a really nice phone, for mobile web etc. The joystick has got a little stiff over time. Might be due to dirt, but wouldn't know how to clean the inside.

When I'm not using my Blackberry Pearl this is the phone of choice. It has an amazing camera for stills and video and agreat music player. (via coolhunting.com)

This is the uber connector. Snap high res 3MP images and videos and auto-upload them to flickr or youtube as you move around the globe. Quad-Band capabilities means you don't have to worry where you are and EDGE and 3G keep the connections flowing.

The browser can easily handle mobile as well as full sites - oh yeah the phone works well for voice as well. ;)

My Nokia N73 is a PDA, computer and phone all in one (via digital life)