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Nokia E71x spotted, gets AT&T branding

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Mobile | by Stephen Schenck | Thu Nov 20, 2008 11:04AM | 0 comments

Nokia's E71x, the AT&T-badged version of the E71 smartphone, has been spotted by reporters. The E71x looks like it adds AT&T's GPS, music, and streaming media apps to Nokia's device; there's no word though, on if any E71 features have been removed in addition to what AT&T's added. The original E71 featured quad-band GSM reception, HSDPA 3G, a 3.2-megapixel camera, and 802.11 b/g WiFi. With its Symbian 60 operating system, the handset supports a large library of existing applications. That phone, carrier-unlocked, goes for an expensive $500. Though unconfirmed, reports place the E71x at a more reasonable $150 when committing to a two-year AT&T contract. There's no indication from AT&T as to when the E71x will be available in stores.

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external link AT&T Announces E71x [Ubergizmo]
external link AT&T Nokia E71x smartphone spotted in wild [SlashGear]
external link Nokia E71 coming to AT&T as E71x; live and in… [Boy Genius Report]
external link Nokia E71 to be offered by AT&T as E71x [Electronista]

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