The screen is higher resolution and brighter. On the N70, you had to wait a few seconds for things like the call register or address book to come up. This delay is gone on the N73, making the experience of using it as a phone much much much less painful. The PC sync software was a snap to install and get working and synced my 800+ Outlook contacts very quickly over Bluetooth. In short, it's just that little much better in about every single way and that adds up to a real difference in terms of usability, operation and, yes, sexiness.
Via Dan's Blog
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