Nokia is after RIMs eldorado, and launches 3 new mobile phones – the E60, the E61 and the E70. The E61 is already nicknamed, the BlackBerryKiller.Being corporate users a very lucrative segment, until now left alone to RIMs Blackberry devices, Nokia plans to expand into this highly profitable market shaping the way for a more competitive market.
The new E-Series models will be available for purchase until March 2006 and will cost between $420 and $540 (350-540 euros), exclusive of operator subsidies and VAT.
E-Series supports 2G and 3G service network and includes WLan and Bluetooth.
The E60 offers a conference call solution and VoIP applications. It has a color screen, email client, and PIM functionality. The E61 offers a complete keypad and the user can send and receive e-mails at the same time he/she is on a phone call. The E70 has a messaging keypad (a 6800 series like, fold-out QWERTY keyboard) and includes color screen for viewing e-mails as well as spreadsheets and presentations.
With the E61, we finally see a decent alternative to Blackberry.
E60 features include:
- Series 60 3rd Edition with Symbian OS v9.1
- GSM 900/1800/1900 + WCDMA 2100
- Bluetooth and WiFi (with VoIP features)
- 352 × 416 pixel display with 15M colors
- 30MB internal memory plus RS-DV-MMC card slot (64MB card included)
- Compatible with new BlackBerry Connect for Symbian
E61 features include:
- Series 60 3rd Edition with Symbian OS v9.1
- Bluetooth and WiFi (with VoIP support)
- 240 × 320 pixel display with up to 16M colors
- Compatible with new BlackBerry Connect for Symbian
- QWERTY keyboard
- GSM 850/900/1800/1900 + WCDMA 2100
- 75MB internal memory, 64MB miniSD card included
E70 features include:
- Flip-out QWERTY keyboard
- 352×416 pixel resolution display
- Bluetooth
- 2 megapixel camera
- Two versions, a GSM 900/1800/1900 + WCDMA 2100 and an American version in GSM850/1800/1900
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