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Nokia cuts price of hot E65 slider cellphone...

Charlie White — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 09:26:27 EDT

Nokia cuts price of hot E65 slider cellphone by 15% [Reuters]

Nokia E65: Slider With Style

Charlie White — Mon, 12 Feb 2007 08:47:55 EST

While the Nokia E65 is already available in some markets, the company rolled it out officially for the rest of us today in Barcelona, and we're liking its stylish good looks with that red color and its slider form factor.

Although you're not going to be quickly typing out e-mails on this one as you would on its E61i QWERTY brother, it's made easier to use with One Touch keys on its front cover, letting you access your contacts database, hit mute when you want to talk behind someone's back, and then you can assign your most used application to its "My Own" key.

Of course, there's a 2-megapixel camera on board, and then there's a microSD slot to store even more stuff. It's available in either brown or red with silver trim, and it should run you around $450 without a contract. – Charlie White

Nokia E65 [Feetup]

Nokia E65 (Kinda) Shows Up on eBay

Gizloco — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 08:50:55 EST

In case these grainy pictures of the upcoming Nokia E65 weren't enough for you last time, we now have higher res shots thanks to an enterprising eBay seller. (Too bad he's only selling a non-working, dummy cellphone.) This Symbian Series 60-based cellphone might well make its debut at the 3GSM conference in Barcelona next month, which will hopefully put an end to all this idle speculation. In the meantime, enjoy some more glamor shots of the cellphone inside.

The original source is in Hungarian, but don't hold that against it. – Nicholas Deleon

Exkluzív: Nokia E65 - a nagy leleplezés! (in Hungarian) [Terminal.hu via Ring Nokia]

Nokia E65 To Support VoIP, Wi-Fi

Gizloco — Fri, 05 Jan 2007 13:08:50 EST

Pictures and detailed specs of the Symbian Series 60-powered Nokia E65 are now floating around the Internets. According to the super accurate machine translations, the big news seems to be that the cellphone will support VoIP, activated by one of the buttons on the side. The slider also has some sort of Wi-Fi support, making it a lot like those Skype phones that we've taken a look at. If there's an early knock against it, it's the lack of a standard USB port (POP's here instead). There's a series of mug shots inside.

The cellphone, which supports GSM 850/900/1800/1900 and WCDMA 2100 MHz, should hit European shores (presumably) in either the second or third quarter of 2007 for around $441. Looks to be a solid combination regular and VoIP cellphone. Now bring it to America already. – Nicholas Deleon

Nokia E65 (in Slovak) [MobileMania.sk via SlashPhone.com]