Any Suggestions About this Mobile Phone :P
I must say this device convinced me with its large keyboard, bright display and WLAN. This is a device that makes emailing and surfing a lot easier. If the E61 would have a camera and a radio this could be my device.
Bigger than for instance the Nokia N70, but thatīs the idea. A big screen and easy to use keyboard.
The Nokia E61 is a S60 platform third edition device with qwerty keyboard and "blackberry look" targeting business users in the european market. In september 2006 Cingular announced a similar device, the E62 for the US market (without WiFi and 3G?). You should be able to use the E61 with a US GSM provider like Cingular and T-Mobile.
The E61 user interface with short cuts to favorite applications is something all Nokia smartphones have. The only difference is the bigger screen.
Nokia E61 in Business use
The E61 has a large QVGA display, QWERTY thumb keyboard, solid smartphone OS, WiFi (WLAN), Bluetooth and push email that support BlackBerry Connect, GoodLink, Seven and Visto.
Software on the E61 includes a Office suite that allows you to view, edit, and create Word documents, Excel spreadsheets (with charts), and PowerPoint presentations.
The phone also has some pre-installed basic GPS application named the Positions, Navigator and Landmarks applications that gives you location, speed, altitude, and basic trip data when paired with a Bluetooth GPS device.
Connectivity
The E61 is a quad band world phone with EDGE and "Euro-3G", which is not compatible with US 3G (UMTS). The phone supports the 850/900/1800/1900 MHz bands with GPRS, EDGE and 3G (UMTS) and will automatically use EDGE and GPRS if EDGE or 3G aren't available
WiFi is a 802.11b/g radio (54 Mbit/s) that support WEP encryption (64 and 128 bit), WPA, 802.1x, SIP and VoIP. The device supports multiple connections over WiFi and you can use the browser and Messaging simultaneously. Picking up my neibours WiFi connection through the wall was easy! Bluetooth is version 1.2 with support for BIP-ImagePush, DUN-GW (Dial-up Networking), file transfer/FTP, HandsFree-AG, Headset-AG, OBEX, OPP-Client and OPP-Server (Object Push), SIM Access-Server.
Under the Hood
The E61 has a Texas Instruments OMAP 235 MHz CPU (ARM compatible) processor according to some sources and a ARM9 processor (206 MHz) according to other. Anyway, when reading other E61 reviews most people seem to share the view that the E61 OS is stable and faster than previous versions. The phone has 64 megabytes (75 megabytes?) of flash memory available for storage and 22.5 megabytes of free RAM to run programs. The E61 can of course run out of memory, but does this less often than other S60 devices.
E61 Battery Life
The E61 is powered by a large Nokia BP-5L 1500 mAh Lithium Ion battery and this is really needed due to the large display, WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G etc. Thanks to the bigger than normal battery the device has good battery life that last 2 to 3 days with normal use. According to Nokia the E61 provides up to 11 days of standby time.
I got E-61 Nokia 
