If you are patiently looking for a mobile device which can substitute your laptops, help you handle your business, be comparatively cost efficient and all this without sacrificing the looks. No doubt, your patient will end as soon as you go through the Nokia E75, which recently found its way in the Indian market as well.
Design
This new sleek, heavy and grippy cell phone might make you it’s fan or at least an appreciator. The phone though gives a solid feeling, it’s rounded edges enhance the phone’s grip, so that your near ones does not snatch it from 
The phone is not as broad as the previously launched Nokia E71 and thus adds further gripping advantage. The most interesting thing is that this E product has two keypads, one alphanumerical and another one is the QWERTY keyboard. The QWERTY keyboard slides out smoothly from the left side of the phone. Though, the phone is slim enough to hide the inner slidable keypad.
The stainless steel battery cover, a 3.2 Mega Pixel Camera and a small speaker helps it maintain its elegant style and also looks expensive form its back as well.
The phone has smooth volume and camera buttons at its right side are easy to operate and can be well sensed on touching. The left side of the phone has a Micro USB port and a memory cart socket.
The bottom of the phone has a charging socket.
The main keypad is a bit congested with the keys being too close to one other and at times irritates the user as he keeps pressing the wrong key every time. But, the irritated person can easily switch to the QWERTY keyboard and can take up a good advantage of the dual keypad. The QWERTY keyboard is really easy to operate and really added an extra star to the E75′s personality.
The QWERTY keypad is very handy and adroit. The keys are well designed and are much broader than the previous E products. The QWERTY is really a part which will help you stick to the phone for hours, its my personal experience that once you are into the habit of using the QWERTY, you will always use it and will forget the usual keypad.
Alongside the phone has a 2.4 inches screen (QVGA) and is really good for those with weak eye sight as the brightness offered is really good. The pictures appear very clean and clear on the screen. In simple words the screen of the E75 provides an unmatched picture display and clarity.
The E75 has an fm radio, an internet radio and a real player. The phone does not have such a good music player, but it is good enough to listen at times. I am very angry at this fact that the Nokia phones which are designed for the enterprises does not have a good multimedia support. Now, is there some one who will tell that which encyclopedia says that a good businessmen does not listen to loud and clear music. 
Lets leave my personal anguish aside and I must tell you that along with this the phone also has a video center, music store, voice and video recording, pod casting and along with this it also holds some good, unexpected games. (N Gage support).
Overall the E75 will be a good choice both for the executives as well as the high-end employs. The phone holds many new features and can be explored a lot more.
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