Europe
: Nokia today introduced the Nokia N71, the latest device in the Nokia
Nseries high performance multimedia range. Focusing on the richness
of mobile life, the Nokia N71 provides its users with a simple and
reliable way to tap into new multimedia experiences. An elegantly
designed compact fold with a high-definition 2.4" QVGA display,
the Nokia N71 enhances the user experience by providing versatile
entertainment and enhanced Web browsing capabilities in addition to
the rich Nokia Nseries multimedia feature set.
"The Nokia N71 is an essential instrument for mobile living,"
said Juha Putkiranta, Senior Vice President, Multimedia, Nokia. "Instant
entertainment, enjoyment and sharing of life's experiences through
pictures, video and music are all offered in a beautiful design that
reflects both intelligence and style. This extremely attractive foldable
and nice-to-hold 3G device represents what it takes to be a true trendsetter
in the mobile world."
With the browsing experience accentuated by its huge high resolution
color display (320 x 240 pixels, up to 262,144 colors), the Nokia
N71 supports the new Nokia Web Browser with Mini Map. Featuring a
semi-transparent zoomed-out overall view of the Web page, users can
quickly orient themselves and intuitively navigate to all corners
of the site as well as see the Web page as it was originally designed.
Furthermore, the new browser enables RSS feeds, so users can subscribe
to their favorite Web sites and receive regular updates.
A pocketable entertainment system, the Nokia N71 keeps people entertained
with digital music, videos and stereo FM radio and is the latest member
of the Nokia XpressMusic family. The Nokia XpressMusic feature brand
makes it easy for people to identify Nokia products that provide a
superior mobile music experience. In addition to a 5-band equalizer,
the Nokia N71 has a slot for a miniSD card of up to 2 GB, which can
store up to 1500 songs. Users can transfer their favorite music from
a compatible PC simply by dragging and dropping onto the Nokia N71
using USB 2.0. Furthermore, with support for Visual Radio*, listeners
are offered a richly interactive information channel, including the
song and artist currently playing.
The Nokia N71 makes keeping on top of busy work and social life easy.
Thanks to latest 3G technology, people can enjoy fast connection speeds,
ideal for sending emails with attachments, browsing the internet or
uploading favorite images to share online with friends. The full range
of organizer information, including calendar, notes and to do lists,
can also be effortlessly synchronized with compatible PCs via Bluetooth
wireless technology, infrared or USB. Additionally, features like
email, instant messaging, MMS and SMS enable Nokia N71 users to keep
in touch with friends or colleagues. Furthermore, the Nokia N71 includes
the Catalogs Client mobile shopping application, enabling users to
quickly discover, trial and purchase new applications, services and
content from operators or third-party sources.
Incorporating a 2 megapixel camera, Nokia N71 users can capture spontaneous
moments or record experiences and, thanks to the Nokia XpressShare
solution, quickly and effortlessly with just a few simple clicks share
them. With Nokia XpressShare, photos, video and audio can be shared
via email, MMS or Bluetooth wireless technology directly after capture
or from the device's gallery. Moreover, images can be shared immediately
with friends thanks to the large high resolution color display, which
also heightens the experience of video communications, including video
sharing*, where people can share a live camera view or video clips
during a normal voice call.
The Nokia N71 music experience can be further enhanced by the in-box
Nokia Audio Adapter, which enables users to listen to the device's
digital music player or stereo FM radio through standard stereo headphones.
With the separately available Nokia Audio Cable, users can also plug
the Nokia N71 into a compatible home stereo system for stereo playback.
The Nokia N71, which is based on S60 3rd Edition and Symbian OS, is
planned to be commercially available in the first quarter of 2006
with an estimated, unsubsidized sales price of approximately 400 euros.
*To check the availability and cost of the service, contact your network
operator or service provider.
