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Sunday, June 12, 2011

Nokia E7: last major step for Symbian

Nokia E7 last major step for Symbian

Nokia seems to be a bit on the decline. The E7 Finns want to show that they are still able to launch a business toptoestel.

While this is not officially named Communicator E7 bears, he is fully indebted to these legendary workhorses of Nokia.

The trick with the slide out keyboard is obviously not as unique as when Nokia first with a Communicator came up in 2000. Brands like HTC, LG and Samsung have also written such phones. Consider the example Z Desire. How Nokia is still different?

For starters, the E7 a relatively long device (12.4 cm), making the backlit keyboard is wider than comparable smartphones. This makes typing comfortable, although the top row of keys for someone with thicker fingers a little difficult to reach. Moreover, as is typical for all the smartphone of this type.

Strong-bodied
The finish is really nothing to criticize. In itself surprised me, because the E family of Nokia has always been characterized by an excellent build quality. E7 does not come to down: the housing is very sturdy and the hinge mechanism of the tilting screen seems very durable and sturdy. Important because such joints are often a weak point. This proves that Nokia phone, despite all the problems in other areas, still capable of top-level hardware to put down.

The solid feeling is reflected in an weight (176 grams) that is higher than average for a smartphone with a touchscreen. Everything has a price, and in this case, those few extra grammes what you pay for the features of the E7 possible. Still looks the E7 is not heavy, thanks to the design with rounded corners.

Resolution
The full keyboard is designed for messaging and other times when you want to enter some text. The rest of the time to use this Nokia folded state and control it via your 4-inch AMOLED touch screen.

Beautiful colors, that's the first thing you think when you see the screen light up the E7. Icons and backgrounds jump off, and the screen remains relatively easy to read in direct sunlight.

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