New Delhi: Ahead of the much-awaited launch of Apple’s i-Phone in India, leading mobile handset manufacturer Nokia on Thursday (July 3, 2008) consolidated its smartphone offerings by unveiling two new handsets – E71 and E66 – priced at Rs.22,949 and Rs.23,689, respectively. “The launch of two stylish email-optimised devices from the E-series product range reiterate the potential of business mobility in India. The two handsets deliver an unmatched combination of advanced technologies, network connectivity options and stylish design,” Nokia’s Director (Marketing), Devinder Kishore, said at a press conference here. Both the handsets easily mobilize a broad range of personal or professional messaging needs, including Microsoft Exchange, the world’s most widely adopted corporate e-mail solution.
With these Nokia E-series devices, people can get reliable realtime access to their e-mail, calendar, contacts and tasks, as well as download attachments such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint or PDF files directly on their devices.
Excerpt from The Hindu, Madurai, July 4, 2008.
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