From the article, it seems that Nokia is trying to market this as a regular phone, and not like their N-Series multimedia devices, even though it's exactly the same as the N76 feature by feature. They "accomplish" this by choosing different areas to put the menu items, which the reviewer found quite illogical.
Hopefully this will mean the phone will be cheaper the the 390 euros the N76 is supposed to cost at launch.
Also of interest, the screen is only a 256k color screen as opposed to 16m for the N75 and N76. Not a big deal really.