Published on 10/ 4/2009
We do wonder why no action seems to have been taken against Nokla and their bevy of cellphone clones, with the Nokla E75 being the latest in a long line. This handset will knock off the Nokia E75, where it does look like the real thing at first glance. Apart from the full QWERTY keyboard that slides out, you also get a 2.6" touchscreen display at 240 x 320 resolution, a 2-megapixel camera, an integrated FM radio, a built-in G sensor and and e-book reader among others. No idea on pricing, but don't expect this to be the same as the Nokia E75.