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Nokia E63 finally up for grabs in the US, yours for $279

by Jacob Schulman posted Jan 8th 2009 @ 12:43PM

If you've been lusting over the E63 since it was announced back in November, you can resume respiration now that Nokia has finally announced availability for the US here at CES. We've already got our hands-on with the QWERTY candybar so you know how we feel, but if you've got a burning desire to drop $279 on a ruby red or ultramarine blue unlocked S60 device, your ship has finally come in.

Nokia E63 gets reviewed

by Donald Melanson posted Dec 30th 2008 @ 3:59PM

Nokia's QWERTY-equipped E63 handset hasn't exactly been making itself shy since those first few spy shots turned up way back in October, but it's been another matter getting some solid impressions of the device from folks that have actually spent some quality time with it. Thankfully, PhoneArena has now stepped in and provided one of their usually thorough reviews for those that still prefer a good 'ol keypad. On the whole, while the site says it may not be the ideal choice for business folks or the more demanding users out there, they say that most everyone else will find plenty to like, with the phone boasting decent enough sound quality, a solid keypad, and an all-too-often overlooked 3.5mm jack, all in a sturdy and compact body. On the downside, the camera is apparently decidedly lackluster, and some of the function buttons could cause a bit of frustration, to name a few quibbles. Hit up the link below for the full rundown including, of course, plenty of pics (and even a 360 degree view).

Nokia E63 gets unboxed, examined

by Donald Melanson posted Nov 12th 2008 @ 4:31PM

We've seen spy shots and official shots of Nokia's new E63 handset, but nothing quite makes our day like unboxing shots of a fresh new device (even if it's a pre-production unit), and the folks at the TamsS60 blog have thankfully come through on that front, and offered a few impressions of the phone for good measure. Of particular note, they say that the E63's keyboard layout is "a lot less annoying" than the one on the E71, and the "weird type of rubber" used apparently feels better to the touch as well. Anyone looking to ditch their E71 should also be aware that those changes affect the size of the device, so you're out of luck if you were hoping to hang onto your E71's case. Hit up the link below for some more pics, and keep an eye on the site for a full review that's promised soon.