RIYADH, 16 March 2007 — Nokia unveiled a new range of products yesterday with feature, among other things, voice dialing, Internet browsing, conference calling and fast broadband data connectivity facilities.
While the new Nokia E65 with these features has already debuted on the Saudi market, Nokia E90, described as the mobile phone of the future, will be launched in June this year. Besides the foregoing functions, it goes a step further by allowing videoconferencing facility along with GPS to enable the user to navigate his path. The presentation was made by Joe Devassy, head of Enterprise Solutions, Nokia Middle and Far East, and Talal Eid, communications manager for the Middle East.
Devassy said the new portfolio of Nokia Eseries includes the all-inclusive Nokia E90 Communicator, the stylish slider Nokia E65 device, and the slim e-mail-optimized Nokia E61i device. It features a combination of advanced technologies that will enhance the way people experience work in a mobile world, by allowing faster and better quality access to important information for greater collaboration and productivity.
“The tipping point for widespread adoption of business mobility is upon us, and it will take new levels of performance, greater functionality and interoperability, and broad access to mobility solutions beyond the executive suite for customers and operators to realize the benefits of anytime, anywhere productivity and collaboration,” Devassy observed. Talal Eid said there was a great demand for their new product in view of its versatility.
He pointed out that Nokia E65, the slim slider, contains the mobile business capabilities of a Nokia Eseries device in an attractive package with top notch materials. Nokia E65 has been designed for easy access to the most frequently used applications from a one-touch key on the front cover. Users can make conference calls, access their contacts database, mute and unmute calls, and access an application of choice through “My Own” key with just one push of a button.