Though the E7 was unveiled way back in September, it has stayed away from retail shelves with unshakable determination. Nokia’s elusive E7 can be pre-ordered through Amazon, although they don’t seem to have a clue on the exact shipping date of handset as yet.
Powered by the Symbian 3 OS, the device has a 640 x 360p 4” AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, a VGA camera and an 8MP dual LED flash camera. The last mentioned features a full screen 16:9 viewfinder, geo tagging, face recognition software, up to 2x zoom for images and up to 3x zoom for video recording.
The E7 offers onboard memory of around 16GB and runs in a BL-4D 1200mAh Li-ion battery that’s good for approximately nine hours of talk time on a GSM network or around 5 hours of talk time on a WCDMA connection. Users can avail of no less than three customizable homescreens and full web page browsing with this device.
The 3G-enabled phone boasts of a slide-out physical QWERTY keyboard apart from Blueotooth 3.0, Wireless-N Wi-Fi and Flash Lite 4 support. The handset’s audio/video function is capable of playing out MP3, WMA, eAAC+, eAAC, AAC, H.264, 3GPP and MP4 formatted content.
Business users may like the integrated tools like Mail for Exchange, Microsoft Communicator Mobile and support for intranet and extranet portals based on Microsoft’s Share Point server. Other attributes span over FM radio, HDMI connectivity, Dolby Digital Plus surround sound, support for IM, a dedicated graphics processor and much more.
Amazon is currently accepting pre-orders for the E7 at $679 and pledges to inform customers about the estimated delivery date when word on the same gets in. It’s being extended unlocked and in an anodized silver hued aluminum casing with the full manufacturer’s warranty.
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