Home electronics: Qwerty control for mobile phones
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By Home Home Depot
Published on 02/17/2009
Nokia is set to release a Qwerty keyboard on its E75 mobile phone.
Telecommunication giant Nokia is appealing to business users by including a full Qwerty keyboard with its new E75 mobile phone.
The model, which will be released in March, was unveiled at the World Mobile Congress currently taking place in Barcelona.
With over ten million sales of E series smart phones, the Finnish company has now gone a step further by including a full keyboard which slides out from behind a traditional phone as part of the regularly sized E75 handset.
Commenting on the E series, Kai Oistamo, executive vice president at Nokia, said: "Efficiency is about doing more with less and focusing on what's truly essential."
Nokia will face competition in the market for smart phones with HTC also releasing the Touch Pro 2 which features a full keyboard behind a 3.6-inch screen.
http://www.cclonline.com/news2/newsArticle.asp?articleid=19028059&tid=cclnews
Nokia is set to release a Qwerty keyboard on its E75 mobile phone.
Home electronics: Qwerty control for mobile phones
Nokia is set to release a Qwerty keyboard on its E75 mobile phone.Telecommunication giant Nokia is appealing to business users by including a full Qwerty keyboard with its new E75 mobile phone.
The model, which will be released in March, was unveiled at the World Mobile Congress currently taking place in Barcelona.
With over ten million sales of E series smart phones, the Finnish company has now gone a step further by including a full keyboard which slides out from behind a traditional phone as part of the regularly sized E75 handset.
Commenting on the E series, Kai Oistamo, executive vice president at Nokia, said: "Efficiency is about doing more with less and focusing on what's truly essential."
Nokia will face competition in the market for smart phones with HTC also releasing the Touch Pro 2 which features a full keyboard behind a 3.6-inch screen.
http://www.cclonline.com/news2/newsArticle.asp?articleid=19028059&tid=cclnews