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12/02/2008, 10:15am, EST

Tuesday, December 2nd

Nokia E71 hits Rogers with $100 price tag

Rogers today became the first North American carrier to pick up the E71, Nokia's top fixed-QWERTY smartphone. The S60 candybar is virtually identical to the reference model and supports 3G on the Canadian provider's HSPA network as well as GPS, Wi-Fi and push data that includes Microsoft Exchange support. A 3.2-megapixel camera with flash also translates directly to the Rogers E71.

The carrier goes beyond Nokia's implementation by bundling a 2GB microSD card in the box and promises to sell the phone in stores today for $100 on a three-year plan with voice and data worth $45 or more.


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Other story tags: Nokia, Rogers, Symbian, Exchange

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12/02, 9:21pm, EST

http://crackberry.com/update-rogers-blackberry-curve-8900-getting-closer

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