At CTIA Wireless 2009, in Las Vegas, Nokia has announced it will deliver the thinnest QWERTY smartphone, the Nokia E71x, to consumers across the United States together with AT&T in the coming weeks.
"The E71x is a lean, mean multimedia machine for busy people who want Internet-on-the-go capabilities in the palm of their hands," said Mark Louison, President, Nokia Inc. "Together with our carrier and industry partners in North America, Nokia continues to enhance the consumer mobile experience through a growing range of QWERTY music, messaging and feature rich devices."
The black steel colored Nokia E71x, exclusive to AT&T, houses all the multimedia and messaging capabilities along with a large, high-resolution screen and full QWERTY keyboard and support for Mail for Exchange, Gmail, Yahoo! mail and Hotmail.
The thinnest QWERTY smartphone on the market, the Nokia E71x, has 3G connectivity, WiFi, and features a built-in music player and a 3.2 megapixel auto-focus camera.
"We are excited to introduce the sleek Nokia E71x into the hands of messaging, social networking and email fans across the United States," said David Petts, Vice President and GM, AT&T Account for Nokia. "The Nokia E71x is building on the success of an award-winning smartphone design, which we are thrilled to bring to an even broader audience across the United States with AT&T."
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