Nokia E75 Konsep Baru Communicator Mini



















smaller Mendesain E75 Nokia of the size compared to other Communicator series. But, with dimension 111,8 x 50 x 14,4 milimeter, he see heavy and thicker. Its body [is] made from metal coat with desain shift, do not like desain fold [at] previous Communicator series. But, conception QWERTY knob in and numerik knob outside and also [screen/sail] 2,4 inch remain to be defended.

Trisnawan Tjipto, Enterprises Solution Business Manager Nokia, telling most Communicator consumer remain to chosen knob [in front/ahead] of to send message or phone.

Unhappily, Nokia E75 knob do not too [is] balmy used in comparison with other Communicator. Its knob too flimsy and finger often collide head-on this small peripheral cause so. Tip of thumb also often bump ponsel tabletop because QWERTY knob distance with ponsel tabletop too near by.

This (it) is true non first Communicator which designed is mini. Similar concept have been weared [by] [at] series 9210 which [is] introduced more than ten years ago

As anyar product, E75 offer more accessed easier and sophisticated electronic letter function. Nokia Indonesia claim [him/it] as easiest service [in] market in this time.

That claim might be there [is] its correctness. Its section, to arrange electronic letter, enough step into menu make new akun then fill the name of password and akun. Will emerge message choice will be accepted by push or pull.

If chosening pull, activation process finish. If chosening mail push, given free of charge by Nokia during two year, will emerge choice to [do/conduct] automatic arrangement.

If is fluent, this process only taking place in second calculation. [At] its practice, sometime ponsel require sufficient time to incircuit with electronic letter server

E75 provide attachment function or enclosure which complete enough, including opening, mengunduh, its its[his] in ponsel or edit. Also there [is] Office support 2007 and Zip facility so that each;every file to be sent [by] compress will in front

Letter electronic service support one corporate e-mail akun like Nokia Mail Exchange and Microsoft Exchange and also five akun base on web. Appearance order [is] also designed [so that/ to be] seeing like Outlook appearance [in] personal computer

arrangement [of] Letter also can [pass/through] Nokia situs. Consumer enough register last e-mail accept short message to [do/conduct] automatic arrangement [in] ponsel

Other Fitur [in] this ponsel [is] camera 3,2 megapiksel, FM radio with RDS, GPS and also Nokia map, and multimedia pemutar. For the konektivitas of, this peripheral have been equiped [by] HSDPA support and Wi-Fi.

Quality of its photo enough nicely even yielded colour [do] not too keen. But lamp support gleam LED very assisting when making a picture dark in place. Quality of fair to middling yielded voice also, even disproportionately with special ponsel [of] music.

Nokia E75 menggunakan sistem operasi Symbian S60 seri 3. Perangkat ini dipasarkan di Indonesia dengan harga Rp 8 jutaan. Ada tiga pilihan warna yang ditawarkan: silver black, red, dan copper yellow.


Spesification :
network: GSM 850/900/1.800/1.900 MHz, HSDPA 900/1.900/2.100 MHz
Dimension: 111,8 x 50 x 14,4 mm
Wight: 139 gr
Screen: TFT 16 juta warna 240 x 320 piksel 2,4 inci
Memory: Internal 50 MB, Micro SD (TransFlash) up 16 GB, bonus 4 GB
Date: GPRS, HSCSD, EDGE, 3G/HSDPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP, infrared, Micro USB v2.0
OS: Symbian OS S60 seri 3.2
Browser: WAP 2.0/xHTML, HTML
Other Fitur: SMS, MMS, E-mail, Camera 3,2 MP (2.048 x 1.536 piksel, LED Flash, Autofocus, Video VGA, Camera Video Call), Radio FM with RDS, Game, Java MIDP 2.1, GPS with A-GPS and Nokia map, Pemutar MP3/MP4/eAAC+/WMA, 3,5 mm Audio Output Jack, suport Office, Voice Command, T9
Battery: Li-Po 1.000 mAh. Time Spike 4 sampai 5 hour, stand by 264 up 280 hour

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