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Nokia E Series Pics by Josh Rubin
We got to play with some samples of the new Nokia E series today. The hardware felt pretty close to final, but the software is still a bit buggy. Nothing that can't be worked out before their launch next year, though. Overall, we were very impressed. The E70 is a little taller and wider than the Sony Ericsson K750i, but not much thicker. It's still is totally pocketable, though, and the flip out QWERTY keyboard is worth the extra size. The E61 was also great-- thinner and shorter than the Treo and just a little bit wider.
More pics after the jump.
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