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That’s just to bad. It has no QWERTY keyboard!

I was obviously a sort of confused after reading this classic series preview in Information Week. Why would the giant Finn create such a gadget that has a capability like Blackberry yet without QWERTY keyboard.

At least I’m not kidding here. Check the phone specifications here.

1. 3G
2. quad-band GSM phone
3. HSDPA connectivity up to 3.6 Mbps
4. an EDGE data if a 3G network isn’t available
5. Microsoft Office applications
6. 2.2 inch screen QVGA display with 16 million colors
7. built-in GPS receiver
8. 5 MP camera with Carl Zeiss optics, xenon flash and auto focus
9. video recording up to 30 fps
10. secondary camera for video calls
11. Symbian 9.3 S60 OS
12. 128 MB internal memory
13. up to 8 GB microSD slot
14. microUSB slot
15. Bluetooth version 2.0
16. push to talk capability
17. built-in hands free features
18. music player capable of multiple codecs
19. FM radio
20. MPEG4 videos
21. TV-out cable
22. dimensions 4.3 x 1.9 x 0.6 inches
23. weighs 3.2 ounces

Now, after we watch these specs. A question suddenly emerged. What did Nokia exactly trying to create here? If it is a smart phone for mobile worker then where is the QWERTY keyboard, but if it isn’t then who should use this one? Duhh … for $464, are you really going to turn your eye on it?

Not too good to be your productivity cell phone or entertainment center . Anyway, we should check it what would happened on the next quarter. Will it works or not?

Source: Information Week

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