Back in May, Nokia announced their “smallest of Eseries” devices – E50, offering enterprises and consumers a low cost ticket for the smartphone’s world. The E50 is lightweight (104 g), thin, yet it has a solid construction, well-known for Nokia’s products. As a smartphone, the E50 provides users with all the functionality of its big brothers – it is a Symbian S60 3rd Edition-based device, and users can further expand its usage with one of the growing number of available applications.
The Nokia E50 sports 1.3 MP camera, 70 MB of internal memory, microSD memory card slot, clear 240×320 display, Bluetooth, USB and Infrared connectivity options. Being the cheapest of the Eseries devices, include the lack of 3G, WLAN and radio support.
You can read more detailed reviews from: About Nokia, GSM Arena and Silicon Republic.