I picked up a Nokia E90 recently which I have just begun using as one my primary mobile business communication devices.

In terms of Nokia devices, it compliments my N810 tablet and N95 (my primary personal phone & development device).

So far, I love the device .. even given it’s larger profile compared to the N95.

It does, however have a gorgeous screen (240×320 pixels, 16M colors & 800×352 pixels, 16M colors), and lovely tactile keyboard.

It also has a 2 cameras (3.2 Meg), built in GPS, supports: GPRS, EDGE, WCDMA, HSDPA, Wi-Fi. What’s more, it’s an S60 device, and has Flash Lite 2.0 pre-installed, among many other features.

Overall, I think this will be a nice device that fits in between the N95 and N810 for my business use cases (email, web browsing, etc).

In you’re interested in a short break down, features include:

• Full-fledged keyboard
• Big and high-resolution display
• Integrated GPS
• Built-in maps and basic navigation without charge
• 128 MB memory
• 512 MB microSD in the standard package
• Integrated WLAN, HSDPA
• Quality e-mail client
• Office applications, document creation and editing enabled
• Seamless synchronization with computer (PC Suite)
• Mini USB universal connector (Mass storage enabled)
• Built-in camera with autofocus
• Stereo FM radio and A2DP-enabled Bluetooth for wireless stereo headphones
• Quality loudspeakers
• VoIP support
• Elegant and presentable appearance
• Quality construction
• UI compatible with other Nokia phones
• System speed

For more detailed specs on the device, check out Nokia’s page on the E90, or this video for starters.

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