RIM’s Blackberry line has been a hit with both consumers and critics since its inception. The competition has joined the fray with units that stick to the formula originated by RIM —large screens; a broad, flat form factor; QWERTY keypad. That said, though, each product with the same formula has got its unique selling points. Nokia’s combination of a great form factor with a noteworthy OS-UI bundle and a fantastic screen is one compelling solution.
A TOP-END NOKIA THAT'S NOT PUDGY
The E61 is (thankfully) thinner and lighter than some of Nokia’s other offerings. Not exactly small or light compared with the competition, but count your blessings! It sits well in the hand and, as befits a business phone, is soberly designed and lacks a camera. Key travel is good, and fit and finish are impressive.
Features-wise, alongside the usual stuff, the E61‘s got pretty much everything it needs to go about its duties—Blackberry connectivity, 802.11i/3/g Wi-Fi, Office applications, a good efficient web browser, even VoIP over WLAN, and a good software package.
Read more about our hands on with the Nokia E61 in Mobile Philippines' November 2006 issue. Now available in your favorite magazine outlets.
RIM’s Blackberry line has been a hit with both consumers and critics since its inception. The competition has joined the fray with units that stick to the formula originated by RIM —large screens; a broad, flat form factor; QWERTY keypad. That said, though, each product with the same formula has got its unique selling points. Nokia’s combination of a great form factor with a noteworthy OS-UI bundle and a fantastic screen is one compelling solution.
A TOP-END NOKIA THAT'S NOT PUDGY
The E61 is (thankfully) thinner and lighter than some of Nokia’s other offerings. Not exactly small or light compared with the competition, but count your blessings! It sits well in the hand and, as befits a business phone, is soberly designed and lacks a camera. Key travel is good, and fit and finish are impressive.
Features-wise, alongside the usual stuff, the E61‘s got pretty much everything it needs to go about its duties—Blackberry connectivity, 802.11i/3/g Wi-Fi, Office applications, a good efficient web browser, even VoIP over WLAN, and a good software package.
Read more about our hands on with the Nokia E61 in Mobile Philippines' November 2006 issue. Now available in your favorite magazine outlets.
I'm quite tempted to get this phone but the only thing holding me back is is inability to "read" iSilo documents.
Most of my reading materials are in iSilo format, is there any way to use the E61 to read them?
no camera 'thou
not for me. camera is one important feature. and the phone's symbian version might give me headache and disappointments for lack of good softwares. i think the samsung i320 is way better.
I have been a long time Palm OS and Sony Ericsson user. I have shunned the nokia line for the longest time but this phone pushed me over the edge and back to Nokia. I'd trade in the wifi accessibilty, full QWERTY keyboard, and amazing screen resolution over a camera anyday. It uses Mini SD card expansion memory anyway so I can pop in the card of my Digital Camera and view and send my pictures to my phone so no problem for me.
oh my this phone can't support pdb files :sigh: i hope somebody could comeout of a software, i badly need it for my iSilo files
ffice applications, a good efficient web browser, even VoIP over WLAN, and a good software package. Read more about our hands on with the Nokia E61 in Mobile Philippines' November 2006 issue. Now available in your favorite magazine outlets.
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Key travel is good, and fit and finish are impressive.
Best regards, Katya, CEO of video cd burner, iscsi initiator mpio
The example above is something that I worry about as well, how to show your own genuine enthusiasm and share the fact that your product is useful in that case.
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What a best mobile e61 wao
internet speed is very very fast on ucweb browser and keypad very comfortable and screen very clear and cool pixel 320*240
2.9 inch l.c.d very clear wao. And bettry is very long life 3 to 4 day charge and speaker is loud and clear this id symbian phone multi tasking phone mcard slot available mini sd 2gb sopport only 1 thing is bed there is no camra but ok love u nokia
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I have a Nokia E63(black) and I am very happy with it. I think that Nokia E61 and E63 which are very similar should be listed under the cheap electronics category, but also under the quality electronics category. I warmly recommend this cell phone.
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