Nokia E62 details revealed

Published by Rafe Blandford, Steve Litchfield at 7:51 GMT, March 7th 2006

PhoneScoop have put up a news piece delving into the FCC database, revealing a stripped down Nokia E61, dubbed the E62, without 3G/Wi-Fi or Pop-Port (mini USB instead). The phone operate on the 850/1900 GSM bands and appears to be aimed at the US market. External photos available here, and the manual here.

The UAProf (a document describing the device in a machine readable format) for this device gives some hints for the specifications:

• Symbian 9.1 and S60 3.0
  
  
• Data Bearer (connectivity): GPRS and EDGE
  
  
• Bluetooth 1.2 with General Access Profile, Serial Port Profile, Headset Profile, Handsfree Profile, Dial-up Networking Profile, Object Push Profile, File Transfer Profile, Basic Imaging Profile, Human Interface Device Profile, Sim Access Profile, General Access Profile and General Object Exchange Profile.
  
  
• 240 x 320, TFT, 256,000 (18 bits) colours screen.

The manual reveals other highlights:

• Support for Push email (Nokia Business, Intellisync, Visto, Seven, Exchange, Blackberry).
  
  
• USB Mass Storage Mode (see your phone as a hard disk on your PC).
  
  
• IP Passthrough support.
  
  
• 1500 mAh Battery
  
  
• Viewing and editing of Word, Excel and Powerpoint documents through Quickoffice.
  
  
• Viewing PDF documents.
  
  
• Screen Export feature allow you to to show the device's screen via a compatiable projector (and thus run Powerpoint Presentations from the device using this feature and Quickoffice).
  
  
• Zip Manager for creating and opening ZIP files.
  
  
• Print feature allowing to print out documents and messages.
  
  
• Voice aid feature allowing you to control profiles, contacts, and start applications with your voice as well as asking your phone to tell you the time or dial a number with your voice.
  
  
• Vanity dialing - use letters in the dial number (e.g. 1800-FLOWERS).
  
  
• ProTour 3D Gold Game.
  
  
• Music player with support for MP3, AAC, AAC and eAAC .
  
  
• Flash Player for running Flash Lite animation, videos and applications.
  
  
• Positioning Application which (with operator support) receives and show local information such as Traffic or Weather. Positioning can use Network location information or Bluetooth GPS location information.
  
  
• Navigation Application which uses a Bluetooth GPS to display location information.
  

Categories: Hardware, Links of Interest
Platforms: Series 60

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