With an expected release date in the third quarter of 2010, the Nokia E5 is a great example of a QWERTY phone with a list of features which looks sure to appeal to all sorts of users ranging from music fans to business users.
The Nokia E5 provides a great array of connectivity features. In order to stay connected to cellular networks, class 32 versions of both GPRS & EDGE are utilised, whilst access to the Internet is provided by both Wi-Fi and HSDPA. Wi-Fi offers the fastest method of connecting to the Internet, by utilising the signals provided by wireless Internet routers where available. Otherwise, the handset relies on 3G coverage, whereby an HSDPA connection provides speeds of up to 10.2 mega bytes per second along with HSUPA at 2 MB per second. A number of tasks can be carried out by connecting the handset to other phones and computers thanks to Bluetooth and micro USB connections.
The versatile internal media player boasts the ability to supports many different formats of both music and video files such as MP3 and MP4 respectively. Additional entertainment features include a stereo FM radio player with RDS and access to a library of downloadable games. For efficiency of everyday tasks, a voice command/dial function is included as well as the handy organiser and T9 predictive text input.
The Nokia E5 utilises a 2.4 inch TFT screen can display up to 256K colours within a pixel layout of 240x 320. This results in good definition and clarity of both the user interface in onscreen content making it ideal for viewing photos and video files.
A relatively compact handset, the Nokia E5 measures 115x 58.9x 12.8 mm and weighs in at a pocket friendly 126 g. The appearance of the handset could be described as functional, with an air of simplicity about it. However, the handset also offers aesthetic appeal to style conscious users who also view their phone as a fashion statement. This is thanks to the availability of a number of colour variants of the handset ranging from carbon black, chalk white, sky blue, copper brown and silver grey.
The Nokia E5 comes with an integrated digital camera boasting 5 mega pixels. The resulting images of this camera are of very high quality, and the task of taking photos is simplified thanks to fixed focus and an LED flash so low lighting conditions are not a problem. The camera also boasts the ability to shoot video footage in VGA quality at a rate of 15 frames per second, offering an alternative method of image capture. And
Alongside the standard 250 MB of internal storage, an integrated micro SD slot is provided which has a pre-installed 2 GB memory card, however this can be replaced with a card of up to 32 GB offering plenty of storage for data such as documents, photos, and video and music files.
The Nokia E5 ticks all the boxes in terms of aesthetic appeal as well as everyday functionality. The fact that it offers appeal to a range of users means its success looks assured upon its upcoming release date.
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