This is the first smartphone with a QWERTY-keypad, targeted at business users for working with e-mail, Internet and MS Office files, is equipped with a WLAN, WCDMA module and a QVGA display. Class:smartphone, 3G, business Position in the line: above Nokia E60 Rival phones: Motorola Q Description based on official information General features Announced in 2005 , official announcement on the 13 October 2005 eGSM 900/1800/1900, WCDMA Battery type 1500 mAh Li-Ion (BP-5L). Battery life: talk mode from 4 up to 7 hours standby mode from 9 up to 11 days High-contrast graphical display, 16М colours (TFT), the resolution of 240x320 pixels (QVGA) 5D navi b*tton The phone is run by Symbian OS version 9.1 (interface Platform 60 ver 3.0) Weight: 144 gramms Dimensions: 117 x 69.7 x 14 mm Memory 75 MB of memory are dynamically shared among a phone book, a calendar, messages, images and applications Expansion slot for mini-SD, you can use hot change of cards You can assign to names in a phonebook a photo For a name you can store Name and Surname (two lines), Company name, Position, Phone number, Mobile phone, Fax and E-mail address — totally 8 fields. You can add any number of fields fields. Unlimited number of groups, you can assign a name to several groups at the same time SIM-card entries are stored separately, viewing them with memory phone numbers is impossible Call lists, no restrictions on the number of entries, all records have date and call duration, but its type specified. You can set storage period for calls in the list(by default that is a month) Call management, ringing tones Vibracall polyphonic call melodies, True Tones, supported formats AAC, eAAC+, MP3, RealAudio, WAV 64-tones call signal, mp3, AAC, WAV, NB-AMR, WB-AMR Voice dialing independent of the speaker's voice, no need in in recording tags preliminarily Speakerphone Call duration is shown during a call Melody editor, you can assign melodies to names in a phonebook