Navigation, photos, videos, music, downloads: the SXG75 from Siemens Communications brings high-speed multimedia to the mobile phone. The built-in navigation system ensures every consumer is steered in the right direction. It has a 2 Megapixel Camera built-in and also a extra camera module for video calls. Siemens SXG75 can be used as a mp3 player too. It support "Mobile Music Set" accessory for high quality loudspeakers. See the press releases and photos here.

It's no longer a challenge to find a final destination: with the SXG75 users can safely leave street maps at home. Whether on a business trip or weekend city break, the built-in GPS mobile navigation system knows the lay of the land (availability dependent on network operator). Directing users to their final destination through both visual and vocal instructions the SXG75 is perfect for navigating even the final mile. The SXG75 also supports location-based services such as restaurant tips, special offers or major tourist sights. The built-in translator for English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish will never leave users lost for words while traveling.

The built-in 2 megapixel digital camera allows photo enthusiasts to take pictures anywhere as well as record short video clips.Using video streaming, downloading a favorite film to the phone directly from the Internet via a fast UMTS connection is now possible. The SXG75 can be used as a mobile radio or MP3 player, or connect the multimedia all-rounder to the battery-powered "Mobile Music Set" (available as an optional accessory) for a portable stereo system that boasts superb sound from its high-quality active speakers.

The SXG75 comes with 128 MB of internal memory with 64 MB of space to store all pictures, videos, MP3 tracks, games and other practical applications. The memory available can be expanded simply by plugging reduced-size multimedia cards into the phone's card slot. 

Mobile communications without limits – this new UMTS mobile phone makes it easy to surf the Internet, read e-mails, send Multimedia Messages (MMS) or chat to friends using Instant Messaging whilst on the move. The SXG75 is even set up for Push and Talk, the new walkie-talkie function for mobile phones. For video calls, a second camera is positioned on the front of the casing allowing the other party to see the user talking.

Offered in the "metallic white" color, the SXG75 is priced locally and is available from September 2005.