Nokia E72 Smarphone enters UK Markets via Vodaphone

The Nokia E72 enters into the UK Markets via Vodaphone. The black version of the Nokia E72 is exclusive to the network carrier.This new Nokia E72 sports a stulish QWERTY Keyboard with 3G enablead support and boasts of a 5 megapixel camera with . The handset incorporates a built-in GPS navigation system and allows users to browse internet and download content. The onscreen widgets enable users to email and instant message straight from the handset’s screen.

The Nokia E72 delivers a talktime of up to 12 hours and standby time of about 20 days. The device measures 114mm x 58.3mm x 10.1mm and it weighs about 128 grams. FM radio and MP3 player are also incorporated. It offers Wi-Fi as well as microSD support. Apart from the quad-band handset, the package includes a charger and a handsfree headset.

The Nokia handset is available for free on selected contracts or for £300 (approx. Rs. 23,299) on Pay As You Go.

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