Nokia E51 - user opinions and reviews
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@dul
It has Nokia Office Tools 2.0 including Nokia Team Suite, In-device Search, Quickoffice, Macromedia PDF reader, Zip manager, File manager, and Active Notes. And more...
http://europe.nokia.com/A4546209
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- 2007-09-20 15:17
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- Newton Leonardo
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I'm too much loving it.. GSMArena, pleeeeaaassseeeee kindly review this one!
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- 2007-09-20 14:10
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@edsop
supports mp3, mpeg-4, aac, eaac+, wma, amr-nb, and amr-wb formats
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- 2007-09-20 13:18
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vibhu, just my two pence....
comparison of executive series.....
http://europe.nokia.com/compar...sinesseurope
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- 2007-09-20 11:50
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I find this phone coming close or even better E61i with few missing features from E61i.
Only thing that would have made this superior is editing of office applications and blackberry connectivity. - nokia website claims it has office viewer and no mention of blackberry connect.
So, considering availability of 3G features, E61i still rules with ultimate business phone.
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- 2007-09-20 11:46
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Finally there's a E series device that comes with FM radio beside our heavy weight champion E90. Wondering whether does it support WMA audio formats or not.. Haiz..
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- 2007-09-20 09:22
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- Vibhu
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Hello Everyone.
I am really impressed with the E-series range of Nokia. Feel like Purchasing all of the except E90(damm expensive).
I always get confused b/w the following phones:
# e51
# e62
# e61i
# e65
# e70
Comaparing the phone out here on GSM also does nt help much.
Could any good soul please mail me a detailed description/pros and cons of these phones and which one to go for.
please i need your help.
contact me on vibhuanand@yahoo.com
SOS
SOS
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- 2007-09-20 08:17
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- Anonymous
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The MENU button, as in the older E60, is the center rectangular key right underneath the silver square navigation "joystick"
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- 2007-09-20 07:23
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- Anonymous
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yea where is the symbian menu boutton
this will feal like p990 symbian uiq
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- 2007-09-19 22:21
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Looks wise its a cheap set because it resemble with Nokia's low-end set.... i-e 1208.......
Feature wise its a gud set much like the nokia 6120 classic.
But since it is from the e series, it will be a little expensive I think....
Only the price will decide whether this set will be a success or a loser....
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- 2007-09-19 17:56
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Am currently using E65 which cost about 250Euro now in Singapore.
I think for E51, except that it has FM Radio, HSDPA, slimmer candy bar but 10mm longer....I dun think it will entice people to change from E65 or even 6120!!!
Wifi and 3/3.5G downloads is still not that commerically viable yet...not until the next 2-3 years...
Nokia should have included FM radio and front camera for all their 3G phones! Irregardless whether business phone or not...
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- 2007-09-19 17:32
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- Newton Leonardo
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please Nokia, put the release version of this product in the market with SYMBIAN icon logo on the central navigation key. it would be PERFECT.
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- 2007-09-19 17:14
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- Vicki
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Looks goOd, as bored of using e-50, something new in market, having sleek look n functions that rocks ur phone...
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- 2007-09-19 16:17
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- Nazzyon
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Nokia with their fake inventions.
All I can say is Nokia seem to have realised that there are lots of competitors out there who are ready to give what people wants so they tend to keep pushing out products to morons to buy.
Ever since I bought the E70, There is nothing Nokia does to their newly released phones that I can't get make mine do.
So why should I go running, after all the sick models released.
This guys AHHHHH!I really don't know whatelse to say.
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- 2007-09-19 16:03
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