The Nokia e71x is sleek, affordable, has fun multimedia features, navigation, and runs the Symbian 60 OS. You can do all the things you can on other smartphones including accessing office documents, send/receive email from multiple accounts, and surf the web all with an easy-to-use interface. The Nokia e71x is also a connectivity dream supporting IR, stereo Bluetooth, WiFi, and 3G connectivity. Oh, and did we mention it’s a world phone, too. If you’ve always wanted to try a smartphone or just want something different, the Nokia e71x is worth a look.
Design
- Nokia e71x is just too good looking. It sets itself apart from the full QWERTY pack of smartphones on the market with its slim profile and stainless steel back.
- The small model is very attractive in the Black color that has dimensions of 2.2 x 3.9 x 44.1 inches. The Nokia E71x weighs only 4.4 oz.
- Adding to the style is its minimalistic use of buttons on the smartphone spines. On one side there’s volume controls and the 2.5mm headset jack and on the other are slots for USB connection and a MicroSD card. On top of the smartphone is the speaker and a rather flashy red power button.
- The steel housing is fab and provides a sturdy feel to the phone. The metal may work towards adding extra weight to the phone.
- The display is actually quite stunning and though you’ll want to touch it, don’t – this is not a touch-screen phone. As expected with a phone that has a screen that comes so close to the side of your face it does tend to attract face grease, so you might be wiping it off on your shirt or pants to keep it clean.
Features
- 3.2 mega pixel camera to let you click the best of photographs. It has a flash and even a tiny mirror located next to the lens to help you frame self-portraits. The camera has its fare share of customizable settings including digital zoom, white balance (automatic, sunny, incandescent, and fluorescent), auto exposure, color tones (normal, sepia, negative, and black and white)
- XM radio. This feature lets you enjoy the best of music while on the go.
- It supports a stunning 16 million colors and the max resolution you can obtain is 240 x 340 NTSC style pixels, which means better video quality.
- GPS for good connectivity.
- Expandable memory via the microSD slot There’s 110MB internal dynamic memory, and the microSD slot can accept up to 8GB cards.
- Flash capable browser
- Bluetooth 2.0 & wi-fi
- AT&T’s Cellular Video service .you’ll only get the HSDPA support on AT&T and not T-Mobile’s 3G network, which operates on the 1700/2100 bands.
- The device is also compatible with a number of push e-mail solutions, including Intellisync Wireless E-mail, Visto, and Seven Always-On Mail. The E71 includes a new wizard to help set up your e-mail as it automatically looks for the settings needed to access your account. There are no instant messaging clients preloaded on the device, though you can certainly download software to do so.
- The Nokia E71’s 1,500mAh battery has a rated talk time of 10.5 hours (GSM) and up to 17 days of standby time.
this handset is strikingly slim, classy-looking phone with excellent e-mail and Web support—all at half the price of competing handsets. AT&T subscribers looking for a phone that can act as a mobile office can’t go wrong with this Nokia
PRICE-150-200$
cheers!!!
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