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What's the point?
Nov 17, 2008 11:34 AM
I don't know what Nokia was thinking when they cooked this up. Compared to the E71, the stainless steel is gone, it has no HSDPA, no GPS, and the already disappointing camera is made all the more abysmal. Perhaps Nokia's main goal was to bring it down to a certain price point, but the only thing going for the E63 is the 3.5mm audio jack. I'd rather buy a 2.5 to 3.5mm adapter, wait a few more months, and get the highly praised E71 at a much lower than intro price.P.S.
Nov 17, 2008 11:36 AM
Wow, there are actually 2 user reviews of the E63 now!Amazing, considering it hasn't even been released yet.
People, if you want to comment on a device, post it in the "Discuss" portion, not in the "User Reviews" unless you HAVE used the device and can comment on it properly.
Available in Malaysia
Jan 6, 2009 01:49 AM
Saw the E63 at Subang Parade. Priced at about RM1300. Almost similar to the E71, but with lesser function. An E71 would cost about RM1650, armed with more punch and facilities. Thus I would think people should just save abit more, and buy the E71.
RE: None in Malaysia
Apr 13, 2009 06:05 PM
mzzainal said:
"Been searching high and low for this model in Klang Valley however it is not available yet. Even the nokia stations do not know much about this phone. In the mean time, I will stick with my E71. A more trustworthy phone."
Try checking the user manual or user guide? "Been searching high and low for this model in Klang Valley however it is not available yet. Even the nokia stations do not know much about this phone. In the mean time, I will stick with my E71. A more trustworthy phone."
You can lownload it free at www.lostmymanual.org
Cheers. Or you can email me in private I do a check for you this weekend.
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