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Professional review from
macworld.co.uk
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Nokia E61
by Richard Leon - Pros: Good display, excellent email and browsing, support for BlackBerry and other messaging services, built-in QWERTY keyboard, good office features
- Cons: Keyboard not ideal for extended typing sessions, no touch screen, iSync needs external plug-in, no camera, VoIP not available for home users
- Comments:
This BlackBerry-shaped silver slab is one of Nokia's newest offerings, and is aimed at the same market once owned by its 9500 and 9300 Communicators. But unlike the Communicators, this phone isn't based on a clamshell design with a decent keyboard. ... - Read full review at macworld.co.uk
Professional review from
techtree.com
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Nokia E61
by Frazier Barretto - Pros: Symbian OS v9.1, 206 MHz ARM9 Processor, Excellent screen, QWERTY keypad, 75 MB internal memory, miniSD memory card slot, USB 2.0 (pop-port) mass-storage, WLAN, Good battery life, Well priced.
- Cons: No Camera, Bluetooth 1.2, mono-headset, card slot below the battery cover (not under the battery), Infra-red port placed at the bottom of the phone.
- Comments:
The Nokia E61 strikes a sweet chord between features and price for a business class user. ... - Read full review at techtree.com
Professional review from
cnet.com
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Nokia E61 Reviews
by Bonnie Cha - Pros: The Nokia E61 boasts a vibrant and sharp screen, a full QWERTY keyboard, and a full array of wireless options (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, UMTS). The Symbian smart phone also has good call quality, a speakerphone, the ability to view and edit Office documents, and
- Cons: Without the backing of a U.S. carrier, the Nokia E61 is pricey. Also, the miniSD slot is located inconveniently behind the battery cover, and the device was sometimes sluggish when switching between apps. There's no camera option, either.
- Read full review at cnet.com
Professional review from
cnet.com
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Nokia E61 Reviews
by Bonnie Cha - Pros: The Nokia E61 boasts a vibrant and sharp screen, a full QWERTY keyboard, and a full array of wireless options (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, UMTS). The Symbian smart phone also has good call quality, a speakerphone, the ability to view and edit Office documents, and
- Cons: Without the backing of a U.S. carrier, the Nokia E61 is pricey. Also, the miniSD slot is located inconveniently behind the battery cover, and the device was sometimes sluggish when switching between apps. There's no camera option, either.
- Read full review at cnet.com
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