Nokia is preparing to officially launch the long-standing E6x series smart phone E62.

E62 is released to GSM users only through Cingular.

E62 absorbs a lot of advantages of Motorola Q, but the difference is that E62 uses Symbian operating system to configure S60 user interface.

From this we can see that this mobile phone pays more attention to the function of telephone rather than entertainment.

E62 is a little bit more sophisticated than its predecessor, E61, but does not support Wi-Fi and WCDMA. Instead, it turns to EDGE and Bluetooth.

Its thickness is only 0.5 inches, with a full keypad QWERTY keyboard, which is very similar to BlackBerry and Treo series.

Above the keyboard is the 320X240 landscape mode screen, that is, the pverse display screen.

In September 29th, friends who want E62 can buy it on the Cingular website at a price of US $149.99.