The E51 is possibly the most attractive of the bunch to date, because it is a small, lightweight, candybar style mobile phone, housing some sophisticated software. It looks quite innocuous, but it packs a real punch.


IT Reviews Reviewed Nokia E51 and gave out “Of all the E series mobiles the E51 is the most disarming. It lacks a QWERTY keyboard and so won’t suit those who need to do lots of e-mail, but for information-fiends it is a tidy option.”
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