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Nokia E61 Unlocked Smartphone with 3G, Wi-fi, MP3/Video Player,
MiniSD--U.S. Version with Warranty (Silver)   Shop price:€120.00

Product Features

    * Unlocked for use with your existing GSM 850 MHz, GSM 900 MHz,
GSM 1800 MHz or GSM 1900 MHz service provider and SIM card. Note: This
phone does not come with service or a SIM card.
    * Its large 320x240, 16M color TFT display should make reading
email a dream
    * The E61 has about 75MB of internal storage memory available, and
can have more storage added through its miniSD memory card slot (64MB
card included)
    * Offline mode will allow you to read and compose those email
messages while the GSM/WCDMA radio is off, avoiding problems in
airplanes
    * The E61 has a European charger with a US adapter for
International travel

Product Description

 Hands-On Review

The E61 is one of Nokia's new business-centric Eseries of devices, and
is the first Nokia phone to sport the popular "BlackBerry" form factor
that has been so popular in the United States for years. As an Eseries
device, the E61 comes complete with remote management capabilities, a
SIP compatible Voice Over IP client, as well as support for a large
number of push email vendor solutions. The E61 also runs the 3rd
edition of the Nokia S60 user interface over top of the Symbian v9.1
operating system, which means that there is a lot of 3rd party
application support for the device.

The sleek E61 is all business.

The two most dominating features of the E61 are its large 320x240
pixel display and its equally spacious QWERTY keyboard. The landscape
formatted QVGA display is bright and colorful - capable of displaying
up to 16 million different color shades. The keyboard makes use of
somewhat loose fitting plastic keys that, while seeming a bit cheap at
first, are actually quite comfortable to use. Each key is decently
large, and there are a number of shift, function, and other keys that
allow the user quick access to letters, numbers, symbols, and even
foreign characters. Above the keypad are a number of other keys,
including two large softkeys, a pair of equally large call send/end
keys, a fine joystick, and dedicated menu and messaging app buttons.

As a business oriented device, it is not all that surprising that the
Nokia E61 lacks a digital camera of any sort. It does, however, sport
a very nice music player application and a miniSD memory card slot.
The music player has the ability to sort tracks based on things like
artist and album, and allows for the creation of playlists from a PC
or directly on the phone. The E61's wonderful web browser is capable
of properly rendering just about any site on the internet, thanks to
full CSS and javascript support. The browser supports zooming in and
out, easy panning around large pages, and a visual back/forward
function.

The E61's QWERTY keyboard is easy to type on.

One of the E61's most compelling traits is its support for most of the
major wireless networks. For starters, the E61 has fantastic 802.11g
WiFi support, for extra fast web browsing and email access. When out
of the home or office, EDGE and UMTS 3G data (where available) are
also at the user's disposal. In terms of shorter range connections,
Bluetooth, USB, and infrared are also available.

The E61's large display and vast capabilities come at a price in terms
of power, necessitating the use of a large and somewhat heavy 1500mAh
battery in order to obtain its very respectable 8 hours of talk time
in our GSM band tests. The E61 can also be used on European UMTS 3G
networks as well, but will get slightly less talk time performance
when doing so. Audio quality was a bit above average when used in
regular calls, but the built-in speakerphone function is one of the
best we have ever tested.

While the early E61 that we tested had some quirks with its IMAP email
support when configured for automatic download, most corporate users
will likely be very pleased with the device's support for the
following push email based systems: BlackBerry Connect, GoodLink,
Nokia Business Center, Seven Mobile Mail, Seven Always-On Mail, and
Visto Mobile. The MMS and SMS systems are top notch, and worked as
well as the rest of the messaging applications.

Pros:

    * Good keyboard
    * Large display
    * WiFI, UMTS, EDGE, Bluetooth

Cons:

    * Somewhat large/heavy
    * A few IMAP email quirks

With its wide array of connectivity and messaging options, comfortable
keyboard, and large display, the Nokia E61 is the perfect companion
for corporate raiders busy home office types alike. The built-in
applications are all very well done, and the availability of plenty of
3rd party apps will help each individual user fill in any perceived
gaps in functionality. In short, the Nokia E61 is an excellent choice
for a business centric mobile phone.