The second device introduced by Nokia today in London was the Nokia E71, a multimedia device also part of its E series business lineup.
Considering that it's only 10mm thick, Nokia still managed to cram a full QWERTY keyboard and a lot more features inside the E71. Just like the previously announced E66, the Nokia E71 comes equipped with a QVGA screen, a 3.2 megapixel camera, a secondary camera for video calls, WiFi, HSDPA and Assisted GPS.
The battery life is even greater than the one found on the E66: 10.5 hours on GSM, 4.5 hours on 3G and an impressive 20 days on standby. Unfortunately, the two devices also share the same amount of internal storage device of 110MB, which can be increased to 8GB thanks to the built-in microSD card slot.
Another negative feature the E71 has in common with the E66 is the price. Users will have to pony up around €350 ($540) next month when Nokia will start shipping the device.
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3 comments
is this coming to us? and if yes, when? it looks like an awesome phone, even though the pricing is a bit high.
Well i believe if i have my own E71 series i don't think that is necessary for me to think oo laptop ,i like it thanks .UP NOKIA.eze.
i have one >> its great mobile