Nokia Enter The Business Market

By Author: Jerry Smith
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Nokia E71 is a triumph for Nokia's pitching into business mobile phone market in which Blackberry is always the magnet. The Nokia E71 was titled as Highly Commended mobile phone in the MWC 2009, and its sales number is really huge.

Nokia E63, a simple version of E71 rather than its successor, has almost all of the features of the E71 - the full QWERTY keypad which is a most typical feature for a business phone, 16m colors display, TFT. By comparison, they have almost equal weight but the Nokia E63 is a little bit thicker than the E71.

Compared with its predecessor the Nokia E63 is more friendly-priced, Considering the Nokia E63 is lower priced than the E71, there must be something changed - 2 MP camera, compared with E71's 3.2MP; GPS navigation system is deleted. Not to mention the appearance - the Nokia E71 is a phone with metal casing while by comparison the Nokia E63 gives some kind of plastic feeling. The good news is the Nokia E63 packs a 3.5mm headphone jack which is what the Nokia E71 lacks.

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... handset is 3G enabled. However, for users with intentions of high speed emailing and web browsing they would be disappointed - the Nokia E63 does not support HSDPA and the data transmission is restricted to 384kbps. There is no doubt that the lack of HSDPA is vital for a business phone.

Anyway, the Nokia E63 is essentially capable, attractive, and most importantly, friendly-priced, especially in the current economic climate. It is a good choice for those who are loyal to Nokia brand and want a none-blackberry business phone.
Jerry Smith, the editor of http://www.mobilephoneonly.co.uk. An expert on mobile phone and an observer of UK telecommunication market. He writes reviews on latest mobile phones, and also suggests promotional deals and special offers from mobile phone retailers in UK.