The Nokia E63 was released in December 2008.
The Nokia E63 comes from a long line of smartphones developed by the company, one of the better-known names in the mobile phone industry. CNET Reviews praised the E63 for its full QWERTY keyboard and email capabilities, but criticized it for its lack of a GPS system and for its call quality.
Dimensions, Display and Power
Conveniently portable, the Nokia N63 measures 4.5 inches long, 2.3 inches wide and 0.5 inches deep and weighs 4.4 oz. Its 2.4-inch thin-film transistor screen displays more than 16 million colors at 320 by 240 pixels of resolution. When fully charged, a standard lithium-ion battery provides the phone with up to 11 hours of talk time and up to 480 hours, or 20 days, of standby time. Compared to similar products on the market at the time of publication, these times rank above the seven-hour average for talk time and the 448-hour average for standby time.
Memory
The Nokia N63 comes with 120MB of onboard memory and features a built-in microSD card slot for up to 16GB of expanded memory. The phone supports microSD cards, which offer up to 2GB of memory, and high-capacity microSD (microSDHC) cards, which provide between 2GB and 32GB of memory, up to the phone's limit. Expanding the phone's memory will give you more room to add large-scale files, such as photos, videos and applications.
Camera and Messaging
The Nokia N63 features a 2-megapixel camera, which takes pictures at up to 1,600 by 1,200 pixels of resolution and is capable of recording video at up to 320 by 240 pixels. Several camera features, such as digital zoom and white balance control, give the phone added photographic functionality. The phone supports text, photo, voice and video messages and mobile email through connection to a Post Office Protocol or Internet Message Access Protocol server. The N63 also supports instant messaging through an Internet connection with a third-party client, such as AOL, MSN and Yahoo!
Miscellaneous
Built on the Symbian 9.0 operating system, the Nokia N63 uses a 369 MHz ARM 11 processor. The phone connects to the 2G wireless network using GSM technology, on the 850, 900, 1,800 and 1,900 frequency bands, and to the 3G network using UMTS technology on the 850 and 1,900 frequencies, and is Wi-Fi compatible. The phone's Internet connectivity is facilitated by a Wireless Access Protocol 2.0/xHTML browser. Depending on how much memory is installed, the phone supports a large amount of contacts with photo and ringtone ID and multiple phone number entries.
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