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Nokia E52 looks like a work of a Photoshop master

March 28, 2008 by Dusan Belic - 4 Comments

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Nokia E52

What we have here is apparently a not-that-real Nokia E52 smartphone. As you can see from the image above, the device adds a “slider touch” to the existing E50 model. The end result is a weird phone, to say the least. Not that I don’t see someone buying it — especially if it adds WiFi, more RAM and the latest Feature Pack on top of what the original E50 got. Too bad this is most likely a work of the Photoshop master, rather than a real device. Still kudos to that guy/girl. You can clearly see he/she invested lots of time to make the phone look real.

[Via: NokiaPort.de]

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