Alright already, we want it; Nokia E75 gets spied again
Symbian fans around the globe have been eagerly anticipating this puppy since it was first spied in a leaked product video back in September. A complete departure from currently available Nokia handsets, the E75 is an ultra-slim dual-keypad slider with a standard 0-9 pad beneath the display and a landscape QWERTY exposed by the slide. Chrome accents, sleek rounded lines, a nice wide full keyboard – it’s all good. A quick recap of the confirmed specs:
- 2.4″ 240 x 320 pixel display
- 3.2 megapixel camera
- HSDPA
- Wi-Fi
- microSDHC support
- 3.5mm audio jack
- aGPS
- S60 3rd Edition FP2
Pending battery performance reports, the E75 is most definitely shaping up to be a winner. As is often the case leading up to an official Nokia announcement, we can expect to see plenty more of the E75 in the coming two weeks. That’s right folks, all signs continue to point to an MWC announcement and word is we might have an uncharacteristically swift release and a very attractive price point to look forward to. Hit the jump for more shots.
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oh…. This is still relevant?
Such a small screen for such a possibly good device…
and why does it have sideways buttons???
This would be a good fit for my daughter. Which carrier will be offering the E75?
Don’t forget the keypad you use to select from the other two keypads.
@Coach Lon: thanks to Nokia’s weak relationship with US carriers it’s likely that this won’t be offered by any carrier.
That’s not a bad looking phone and if Nokia releases this for T-Mobile US w/ AWS, I’ll sign another 2-year contract.
center chrome accent touch sensitive for scrolling web pages ?
@ Shack24.
That would be soo awesome if the center chrome accent on the qwerty pad was like, sensitive to touch ! Would make web browsing much less of a chore than it appears it will be on this phone.
would a 2.6 screen be to much to ask for?
“and why does it have sideways buttons???”
What kind of dumbass question is that? I mean really….
great looking phone. Price it a bit over the e51, and ill take two.
Thanks for the heads up. I’m with AT&T, so when it’s released what would be the plan. Looks like a perfect texting phone for teens and up. Not for me.
Vietnamese user?
I see, the original review was in Vietnamese. Never mind.
Thanks Nokia for making another beautiful cutting edge device, your skills with hardware are second to none.
All you need to do now is put a modern OS on it instead of your 6 year old crap covered in sticking plasters and I’ll really want this phone.
wow, that upper portion (seen in side view) is very thin indeed!